The Clinical Excellence Summit

Jean-Pierre Maes

M.A.E.S. Therapy International

Rethinking our acceptance of Gross Motor Plateaus in Cerebral Palsy: Could thinking and thus treating from a different perspective change the course of progression?

+1

David Fray

Department of General Practice and Dental Public Health

Oral Health Integration Serving People with Disability

Jean Anne Zollars PT, DPT, MA, BI-D

Jean Anne Zollars, Physical Therapy, Inc

Don't touch me! Practical applications of the polyvagal theory with overwhelm and trauma

+2

Nadine Smith

Kids Rehab WA

Advances in understanding, assessing, and managing pain in children and young people with cerebral palsy.

Lyn Turkstra

McMaster University, School of Rehabilitation Science

A system for describing what we do in therapy, and why that's important in rehabilitation

Lena Aewerdieck

University of Otago

Participatory Action Research: Enhancing Rider Engagement in Therapeutic Horse Riding Through Stakeholder Dialogue

Dr. Kyra Kane BscPT, MSc, PhD

Evidence at every step: Enhancing objectivity in clinical assessment of ankle-foot orthoses

Keynote

James Sulzer

MetroHealth Medical Center

Navigating medical decisions in a suboptimal system: insights from a caregiver-scientist

+1

Dr Sue McCabe

SleepLinks Occupational Therapy

All About Sleep: translating science to our collaborative clinical practice, with a dive into thermoregulation

+1

Georgia McKenzie

La Trobe University

Social support in community gyms to facilitate exercise for adults with disability

Richard Fleming PhD

Professor Emeritus, Department of Exercise and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Boston A

Collaborative RCT on Weight Loss for Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

+2

Jamie Cockle

Medifab

A holistic approach to driving improvements in provision of vehicle transport supports for children and young people

Mandy Meys

Nurture Paediatrics

Interrupting paediatric chronic pain- how early intervention in primary care can positively change the trajectory

Curt Baxstrom

Rethinking Infantile Esotropia: Beyond the Surgery-First Model

Tiffany Pollock, OTR/L

Foundations Pediatric Therapy

An OTs Perspective on the Connection between Feeding Challenges and Oral Health

+1

Professor Bernie Carter

Edge Hill University

How to train your dragon: using participatory arts-based approaches in qualitative research.

+1

Dr. Lisa Kenyon

Pressed for Time: Implementing On Time Mobility Practices to Support Development

Joanna Grace

Enhancing access through Sensory Stories

Tejas Patel

Sparsh Paediatric Rehabilitation Clinic

“Comprehensive Approach in Brachial Plexus Birth Injury Management”

Arul Hamill

Paediatric Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy

My Favourite words (F words) Who's goal is it anyway? Hearing the voice of Families and Children

+1

Karen Graham

Co-designing effective solutions for children with disabilities in swimming programs. A toe-dip turned deep dive into clinically meaningful research

+1

Mr Richard Major CEng FIPEM

Optimi.org.uk

Fixed ankle foot orthoses: How to get much more from tuning than you ever believed possible (and without creating future problems)

+2

Dr. Randy Schulman

EyeCare Associates

Integrating Developmental Optometry and Occupational Therapy for improved outcomes in Pediatric Rehabilitation

+2

Annie Chappell

Western Kids Health

Training running in kids with CP

+1

Shelley Mannell PT

HeartSpace Physical Therapy for Children

It’s The Little Things That Count: Dynamic systems, postural control and functional movement in babies with neurodiversity

Dawn Sandalcidi

Kids Bowel Bladder

Constipation and the core: The musculoskeletal effects on the ribs, diaphragm, abdominal wall and pelvic floor

+2

Dr Nicola McDowell

Massey University

Tapping into blindsight: How turning unconscious visual functions into conscious functions can help improve visual abilities

+3

Dr. Juleah Cintron PT, DPT, CPRCS

SuperNova Pediatric Therapy and Sunny Days Dog Training

Navigating the World of Assistance Dogs: Practical Insights for Pediatric Therapists and Families

Kelly Reynolds

Children's Therapy Services

Optimizing Outcomes: Applying the Bobath Clinical Reasoning Framework to Enhance Activity and Participation in Children with Disabilities

+1

Committee Member

Allison Hall

Fun 5-Minute Meet-Ups

+9

Committee Member

Vincent Leddy

Collaborative RCT on Weight Loss for Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

+7

Susie Rehr

Dynamic Foundations In Practice

Utilization of a unique grading rubric to discuss head control and trunk control—NO MORE “Poor Head Control”

Dr Rachelle Martin

University of Otago

How and why Single Case Experimental Designs (SECDs) can support clinical decision-making and build the evidence-base in rehabilitation

Associate Professor Jasneek Chawla

Queensland Health & University of Queensland

Paediatric Health and Behaviour Concerns around Sleep

+1

Anna Rupert

The George Hull Centre Institute of Childhood Trauma and Attachment

Trauma- and Violence-Informed Care: Applications for Speech-Language Pathologists

+1

Jacqui Barfoot

Including a relational approach in early childhood intervention: strengthening parent capacity and optimising developmental outcomes

Suzy Higgins, PT

All About Kids Therapy Services

Use of Spinal Neuromodulation in a Patient with Spina Bifida- A Case Study

Lucy Charles

Paediatric Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy

My Favourite words (F words) Who's goal is it anyway? Hearing the voice of Families and Children

+1

Susan Blum

Susan Blum Pediatric Physical Therapy

Spasticity or Alignment? Identifying and Treating the Right Problem for Optimal Outcomes

+4

V. Reggie Edgerton

Broccoli Impossible to Possible Spinal Cord Injury Research Lab Broccoli Impossible to Possible Pedi

PANEL: A visual brain: The Integration of Vision and Movement in Neurodevelopment

+1

Noula Gibson PhD

Perth Children's Hospital

The Evidence and Strategies for Respiratory Management in Cerebral Palsy: Insights from the RESP-ACT Study

+1

Jenna Lammers

Boost Therapeutic Innovations, LLC

Therapeutic Play Gym: Research based intervention for children with medical complexity

+1

GITIT ITZHAKNIYA

University of Haifa, Israel

The visible and hidden in the therapist's journey: the spotlight is on us.

Dr Penny Butler FCSP PhD

Optimi

Fixed ankle foot orthoses: How to get much more from tuning than you ever believed possible (and without creating future problems)

+2

Susan Barry Ph.D.

Mount Holyoke College

A sense of where you are - how vision shapes the way we move

+1

Dr. Vickie Meade

Physiotherapy

Voices of experience: The changing perspectives of parents across 30 years

+1

Lizz Carrington

University of Otago

Who's the expert? What families really want.

+1

Maya Albin

McMaster University

Trauma- and Violence-Informed Care: Applications for Speech-Language Pathologists

+1

Committee Member

Pia Stampe PT, DPT

Pia Stampe CP Consulting

A sense of where you are - how vision shapes the way we move

+7

Terri Epstein

Integrating Developmental Optometry and Occupational Therapy for improved outcomes in Pediatric Rehabilitation

Jacob Dent

Placeholder Co

"From Both Sides of the Chair: A Dentist and Parent’s View on Autism, Oral Care and Therapy."

Dr. Ginny Paleg

Compare and contrast the evidence and lived experience of supported stepping and standing device interventions for people with non-ambulant Cerebral Palsy

Dr. Susan Hastings

Susan Hastings Pediatric Physical Therapy

How to Spark the Change in Children with Cerebral Palsy Using Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) and Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)

+6

Sharon Sutherland

Posture & Mobility

Clinical Mentorship - Key Takeaways

+2

Cat Watts

Paediatric Physio New Zealand Ltd

Outcome measures what's the point?

Esther de Ru

GoPhysio Nl

Diving a little deeper with dr. J-C Guimberteau - Follow Up & Q & A's

+6

Debra Beckman, MS, CCC-SLP

Beckman & Associates, Inc

Toothbrushing: A Sensory Motor Approach

Dr Margaret Jones

Auckland University of Technology

Practice developments and innovations: A case for case study

Beverly (Billi) Cusick PT, MS, NDT, COF/BOC

Progressive GaitWays

R1 End Range as Evidence of Routine Muscle Use

+3

Rebecca Walker

Liverpool John Moores University

Investigating real-world causes of falls in children with cerebral palsy, ‘It’s a walk in the park'

Committee Member

Jane Hamer

Training running in kids with CP

+14

Committee Member

Jenny Kyle

The development of an online sleep intervention aimed at parents of children with epilepsy.

+5

Monica Crotti

KU Leuven

Beyond motor impairments: The relation between visual functions, functional vision, and bimanual function in children with unilateral cerebral palsy.

Joni Redlich

Kid PT

Spasticity or Alignment? Identifying and Treating the Right Problem for Optimal Outcomes

+1

Prof Margaret Mayston AM AM PhD

University College London

Can systems science provide an answer to the complexity of childhood-onset neurodisability?

+2

Jennifer Aguillard PT PCS

Magic Moments Physical Therapy & Therapy Products

'Alignment - Grounding - Action: Developing and researching a home based activity chair to improve standing and walking for 9-30 months age.

+1

Danielle Blasingame

Sunny Days Dog Training

Navigating the World of Assistance Dogs: Practical Insights for Pediatric Therapists and Families

Committee Member

Deidre (Dee) Sperry

Private Practice

Oral Health Integration Serving People with Disability

+8

Karen Adams

Auckland University of Technology and Specialist Rehab Services

The evidence based practice conundrum for non-ambulant children with cerebral palsy and intellectual disability: An integrative review

+1

Commitee Member

Mindy Silva PhD

WiredOn

Let's get this party started!

+23

Committee Member

Christine Robenalt

Yoga

Yoga with Christine Robenalt

+13

Dr. Mirav Newman PT DPT

Dynamic Solutions Pediatric Therapy

Clinical Applications of TASES: Bridging Theory and Practice

+1

Lori Potts PT

Rifton

Pediatric Adaptive Standing and the Research: Evidence for Implementation

+1

Committee Member

Sarah Clayton

Simple Stuff Works

Beyond Hip Health: Meaningful Conversations and Outcomes in 24-Hour Postural Care

+12

Dr. Rena Chamudot

Devora Agmon, Preschool Rehabilitation Center Israel;Teaching Fellow, Hebrew University

CIMT Vs. Bimanual Therapy in Infants, Looking Beyond Intensity

+1

Dr Katarina Ostojic

The University of Sydney

Advances in understanding, assessing, and managing pain in children and young people with cerebral palsy.

Committee Member

Merryn Robertson

Training running in kids with CP

+22

Amanda Hall

Children's National Hospital

Who’s Afraid of Wolff’s Law? Inter-systemic Kinesioplasticity During Development

+1

Roslyn Livingstone

Compare and contrast the evidence and lived experience of supported stepping and standing device interventions for people with non-ambulant Cerebral Palsy