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| Manual – Treating Torticollis (2.9 MB) | 86 Pages | Available after Purchase |
TORTICOLLIS AND POSITIONAL SKULL DEFORMITIES – WHEN TO TREAT OR REFER
HOW TO PROPERLY ASSESS A CHILD WITH CMT
EXAM LAB
HOW TO BEST TREAT CMT – LOOKING BEYOND THE NECK
INTERVENTION LAB
OTHER THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES FOR CMT
EMERGING INTERVENTIONS WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF EFFICACY
WHEN TO REFER FOR CONSULTATION
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GOAL WRITING
DISCHARGE PLANNING AND FOLLOW-UP RECOMMENDATIONS
CASE EXAMPLES
Rosemary Peng, PT, MSPT, has been practicing for more than 30 years, with a specialized focus on pediatrics and neurology. She is a clinical specialist at Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation’s Chester outpatient campus and is a consultant for early intervention in New Jersey and school-based settings. In addition, Rose is an adjunct instructor at Rutgers University School of Health-Related Professions – in the Department of Physical Therapy (Newark campus).
Over the years, she has worked in the school system as a school physical therapist and worked in the inpatient department of Children’s Specialized Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ. Rose brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm to her workshops that leaves attendees feeling confident, energized, and prepared to tackle CMT in their patients.
Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Rosemary Peng has an employment relationship with Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, Inc. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Rosemary Peng is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association; and the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapists.