Posts Categorized: Pediatrics

Toe Walking Expert Liesa M. Ritchie-Persaud Offers NEW Live Webinar!

Here at ERI we’re excited to announce a NEW, live webinar taught by THE toe-walking expert, Liesa M. Ritchie-Persaud, PT, DPT, PCS, CKTP. Toe Walking: In-Depth Clinical Applications Using an Etiological Approach Friday, February 24, 2023 9:40 am EST • 8:40 am CST • 7:40 am MST • 6:40 am PST (US) 1-Day Course –… Read more »

NEW! In-Person Course in Washington, DC with Presenter Amanda Hall

Ambulation, Activity, and AFOs 2: Advanced Hands-On Course in Washington, DC Amanda Hall, PT, MPT, PCS, has developed a framework for pediatric and neuro intervention including casting and orthotic design based on developmental kinesiopathology, differential diagnosis, manual therapy, and alignment for therapeutic gait. She has presented internationally and given dozens of lectures, and has even… Read more »

Attention Feeding Therapists! NEW Complex Feeding and Swallowing Course Now Available

Looking for support when working with infants, toddlers, and children with pediatric feeding disorders and pediatric dysphagia? We have you covered.    ERI has partnered with faculty members Dana Kizer, OT and Anais Villaluna, SLP to offer a new CEU course to help therapists bridge the gap when it comes to problem solving complex feeding… Read more »

Pediatric Vestibular Rehabilitation: Helpful Considerations for Clinicians Diagnosing Vertigo in Adults vs. Pediatric Patients

Inger Brueckner, MS, PT, ERI’s esteemed faculty member and vestibular rehabilitation expert, is eager to share with our community of therapists an informative article recently published in Italian Journal of Pediatrics that could be helpful when looking at a child vs. adult complaining of dizziness: Neurological Vertigo in the Emergency Room in Pediatric and Adult… Read more »

ERI Offers FREE Live Webinar to School-Based Therapists!

Creative Approaches Using RTI to Support Students While Reducing the Need for Referrals Here at ERI, we know first-hand the instrumental roles that school-based therapists play within a students’ daily life, and are dedicated to arming them with the information they need to treat and care for the most vulnerable populations within our schools.  That’s… Read more »