Jackie Grimenstein, PT, C/NDT, CKTP is a master clinician with extensive experience in outpatient and inpatient rehab as well as school- based settings. With over 45 years of pediatric experience, her primary area of interest has been treating children with medically complex conditions. Utilizing the NDT framework, she has treated children with severe disabilities including cerebral palsy and other neurologic disorders. She has utilized clinical problem-solving techniques and NDT throughout her career. In addition to providing direct treatment, Jackie has educated and mentored numerous therapists across disciplines. Jackie is a certified PT instructor for the NDTA and a certified kinesiotaping practitioner. Jackie is a former adjunct professor for the PT programs at University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and University of Delaware. She presents extensively in national and international settings. Jackie has written for the NDTA newsletter as well as blogs for Summit Professional Education. She is a member of NDTA, The Kinesiotaping Association and a founding member of The International Pediatric Rehab Collaborative. She presents on NDT, adaptive strengthening for children with motor dysfunction, therapeutic taping and treatment of children with severe impairments.