Amanda Hall

Amanda Hall’s clinical practice is at the Rehabilitation and Specialized Care of Children’s National Hospital (formerly the HSC Pediatric Center) in Washington, DC, where she specializes in orthotics, therapeutic casting, and treating “outliers” and patients with complex presentations. Amanda has developed continuing education coursework in therapeutic casting, treatment of the foot and ankle, and orthotic design. Her framework is grounded in PNF principles, therapeutic alliance, neuroplasticity, manual therapy, therapeutic gait, and developmental kinesioplasticity. Her casting and orthoses design includes a focus in patient-centered treatment and adaptive design. As a result, she has received international media attention as the “Madcaster.” Amanda has presented at the APTA Pediatrics Annual Conference, the National Institutes of Health (Rehabilitation Grand Rounds), and the Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association.