Education

Move: Stability In Every Step with Surestep’s Lower Extremity Solutions

This live webinar empowers clinicians to create individualized treatment plans using Surestep’s Lower Extremity Solutions. These designs are carefully crafted to facilitate participation and meet parent and healthcare team goals. This course will introduce Surestep’s orthotic decision tree. Using this tool, the participant will become more confident in recommending and/or providing optimal lower extremity orthoses for children with varying degrees of hypotonia/hypermobility or hypertonia/stiffness.

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Move: Stability In Every Step with Surestep’s Lower Extremity Solutions

This live webinar empowers clinicians to create individualized treatment plans using Surestep’s Lower Extremity Solutions. These designs are carefully crafted to facilitate participation and meet parent and healthcare team goals. This course will introduce Surestep’s orthotic decision tree. Using this tool, the participant will become more confident in recommending and/or providing optimal lower extremity orthoses for children with varying degrees of hypotonia/hypermobility or hypertonia/stiffness.

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Hot Springs, AR

Guiding Paths: Helping Kids with Toe Walking Get on the Typical Gait Express

This live course provides extensive review on the importance of early movement patterns and how it affects postural control, gait, and other upright motor skills. Patients with low muscle tone, high muscle tone, and sensory dysfunction often develop compensations in early movement patterns. These compensations negatively affect alignment, muscle activation patterns, and motor skills moving forward and can result in toe walking.

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North Little Rock, AR

Guiding Paths: Helping Kids with Toe Walking Get on the Typical Gait Express

This live course provides extensive review on the importance of early movement patterns and how it affects postural control, gait, and other upright motor skills. Patients with low muscle tone, high muscle tone, and sensory dysfunction often develop compensations in early movement patterns.

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Jonesboro, AR

Guiding Paths: Finding the Best Routes to Manage Excessive Pronation

This live course provides extensive review on the importance of early movement patterns and how it affects postural control, gait, and other upright motor skills. Patients with low muscle tone, high muscle tone, and sensory dysfunction often develop compensations in early movement patterns.

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