External Supports in Pediatric Therapy
December 1, 2009 by Kristen
Filed under Pediatric Therapists
I’m often asked by participants in my workshops to discuss external supports that I use to augment and extend my handling skills when treating the children in my pediatric physical therapy practice. We all learn tricks of the trade so to speak as we develop and refine our clinical skills throughout our professional careers. Over the years I’ve learned to utilize many supports that work very effectively to enhance a child’s functional ability Read more
When To Use Infant Walkers
July 1, 2009 by Kristen
Filed under Early Intervention Specialists, Pediatric Therapists
I am often asked my opinion, both by clinicians and parents, regarding the use of infant walkers. Most likely the parents have been told by the infant’s pediatrician that they should not use an infant walker, and the parents are seeking a second opinion. This is how I typically answer the question: BabyWalkerI do not recommend use of infant walkers for babies until they are able to Read more


