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Intensive Therapy Model for Pediatrics

Intensive Therapy Model for Pediatrics
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Highlights
  • Application of intensive physical therapy during pivot and transition points in development
  • Discussion and case studies on familyresources, insurance coverage, and accessibility
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A quick internet search of "Intensive PT" will yield a plethora of options with a wide range of clinics from private in-home sessions to hospital-based outpatient settings. Clinicians involved with pediatric rehabilitation will likely be asked if it is a worthwhile investment of time and travel for families to pursue with their children. Knowing the most current evidence will help support evidence-based practice decisions and recommendations in these emerging areas. Traditional intensive models often incorporate alternative interventions such as the Therasuit, and emerging models of intensive therapy include school-based, clinic-based, cash- based, constraint-induced, Dynamic Movement Intervention, and in-home private intensives amongst other models. This webinar will review the historical use of intensive physical and occupational therapy, as well as the emerging trends and therise of social media for marketing services. A variety of case studies will be used to demonstrate the effectiveness of intensive physical therapy and the most current evidence will be presented to help in decision making.

The content of this program is germane to children, students and clients birth-22 years old

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Application of intensive physical therapy during pivot and transition points in development
  • Discussion and case studies on familyresources, insurance coverage, and accessibility
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4/5

Iymen (IL) on Sep 04, 2026

videos of cage and therasuit would have been very valuable!

5/5

Dianne (CT) on Aug 30, 2026

good overview of intensive therapy

3/5

Debra (TN) on Aug 24, 2026

speaker needs more effective visual aids and collaboration on each screen, particularly the slides with research studies.

4/5

Jaclyn (MO) on Aug 03, 2026

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4/5

Joanna (TX) on Jul 20, 2026

times when i could not hear a her, just a few words at a time

5/5

Cecilia (TX) on Jul 08, 2026

good information.

5/5

Tracy (IL) on Jun 21, 2026

it was useful to learn about the suit and its effectiveness for our kids.

4/5

Katherine (NV) on Jun 20, 2026

instructor speaks very rapidly and the written dialogue is often spelled incorrectly and is very distracting as a result.

3/5

Ronna (PA) on Jun 13, 2026

it was very difficult%3bt to understand the instructor. although very knowledgeable, she spoke very fast with a lot of mummbling and therefore the closed captioning was often incorrect

4/5

Phyllis (AL) on May 29, 2026

good information with examples


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