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Susie Rehr

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

A Talk by Susie Rehr (Dynamic Foundations In Practice)

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About this Talk

What does it mean when a therapist says a child has “poor head control”, or “good head control” for that matter. Head control is much more than merely balancing the cranium upon the spine. It is involved in many other functional skills. This rubric attempts to capture the continuum from absence to successful completion of complex actions.

06 September 2024, 10:00 PM

Stream 1

10:00 PM - 10:20 PM

About The Speaker

Susie Rehr

Susie Rehr

Dynamic Foundations In Practice

A pediatric physical therapist who has spent the last 37 years helping clinical education students answer "WHY" and developed novel conceptual materials to help answer WHAT IS POOR HEAD CONTROL?

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