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ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 2, The Systems: Part 11 & 12
written by Tom Nelson, Midge Kirby, Christine Cayo, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander; presented by Tom Nelson, Midge Kirby, Christine Cayo, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander, in ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 2 (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2005), 1 hour 56 mins
This seminar focuses on the physiological systems as they relate to feeding and swallowing issues. Emphasis is placed on the respiratory system, gastrointestinal system, musculoskeletal system, sensory systems including vestibular, vision and somatosensory as well as the influences of nutrition and medications on...
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written by Tom Nelson, Midge Kirby, Christine Cayo, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander; presented by Tom Nelson, Midge Kirby, Christine Cayo, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander, in ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 2 (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2005), 1 hour 56 mins
Description
This seminar focuses on the physiological systems as they relate to feeding and swallowing issues. Emphasis is placed on the respiratory system, gastrointestinal system, musculoskeletal system, sensory systems including vestibular, vision and somatosensory as well as the influences of nutrition and medications on feeding and swallowing function.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Lecture/presentation
Author / Creator
Tom Nelson, Midge Kirby, Christine Cayo, Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Clinician's View
Series
ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Swallowing, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Nutrition, Pediatrics, Physical development, Neuro-developmental treatment
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Swallowing, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Nutrition, Pediatrics, Physical development
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ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 4, Feeding and Swallowing Treatment: Part 3 & 4
written by Christine Cayo, W. Hobart Davies, Linda A. Kliebhan, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander; presented by Christine Cayo, W. Hobart Davies, Linda A. Kliebhan, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander, in ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 4 (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2003), 1 hour 59 mins
This seminar focuses on decision making for mealtime feeding, management of feeding and swallowing, oral-motor and respiratory treatment strategies that are essential for a functional foundation for successful feeding and swallowing. Influences of postural control and alignment, sensory processing and behavioral m...
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written by Christine Cayo, W. Hobart Davies, Linda A. Kliebhan, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander; presented by Christine Cayo, W. Hobart Davies, Linda A. Kliebhan, Robert Beecher and Rona Alexander, in ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 4 (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2003), 1 hour 59 mins
Description
This seminar focuses on decision making for mealtime feeding, management of feeding and swallowing, oral-motor and respiratory treatment strategies that are essential for a functional foundation for successful feeding and swallowing. Influences of postural control and alignment, sensory processing and behavioral management that impact the development of feeding skills are presented. The relationship of lower GI and upper airway issues on the abil...
This seminar focuses on decision making for mealtime feeding, management of feeding and swallowing, oral-motor and respiratory treatment strategies that are essential for a functional foundation for successful feeding and swallowing. Influences of postural control and alignment, sensory processing and behavioral management that impact the development of feeding skills are presented. The relationship of lower GI and upper airway issues on the ability to develop oral-motor control are discussed.
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Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Lecture/presentation
Author / Creator
Christine Cayo, W. Hobart Davies, Linda A. Kliebhan, Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander
Date Published / Released
2003
Publisher
Clinician's View
Series
ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Anatomy, Esophageal reflux, Swallowing, Feeding, Pediatrics, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Dysphagia
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Anatomy, Esophageal reflux, Swallowing, Feeding, Pediatrics, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood
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Anatomy, Esophageal reflux, Swallowing, Feeding, Pediatrics, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood
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Anatomy, Esophageal reflux, Swallowing, Feeding, Pediatrics, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood
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Anatomy, Esophageal reflux, Swallowing, Feeding, Pediatrics, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood
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ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 5, Feeding & Swallowing Issues in Premature Infants: Part 7 & 8
written by Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander and Monica Wojcik; presented by Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander and Monica Wojcik, in ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 5 (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2004), 2 hours 2 mins
Premature infants often present with feeding, swallowing, and respiratory problems due to immaturity of their body systems, including gastrointestinal and respiratory systems. Current medical advancements have lowered the gestational age for survival and increased the number of medically fragile infants now found...
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written by Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander and Monica Wojcik; presented by Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander and Monica Wojcik, in ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing, 5 (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2004), 2 hours 2 mins
Description
Premature infants often present with feeding, swallowing, and respiratory problems due to immaturity of their body systems, including gastrointestinal and respiratory systems. Current medical advancements have lowered the gestational age for survival and increased the number of medically fragile infants now found in the NICU. This seminar will focus on the anatomical, physiological, medical, and developmental characteristics related to feeding, s...
Premature infants often present with feeding, swallowing, and respiratory problems due to immaturity of their body systems, including gastrointestinal and respiratory systems. Current medical advancements have lowered the gestational age for survival and increased the number of medically fragile infants now found in the NICU. This seminar will focus on the anatomical, physiological, medical, and developmental characteristics related to feeding, swallowing, and respiratory problems in premature infants.
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Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Lecture/presentation, Instructional material
Author / Creator
Robert Beecher, Rona Alexander, Monica Wojcik
Date Published / Released
2004
Publisher
Clinician's View
Series
ABCs of Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Pediatrics, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Physical development, Premature infants, Neuro-developmental treatment
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Subject
Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Pediatrics, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Physical development, Premature infants
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Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Pediatrics, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Physical development, Premature infants
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Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Pediatrics, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Physical development, Premature infants
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Feeding disorder of infancy or early childhood, Pediatrics, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Physical development, Premature infants
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Analyzing Swallow Studies in Pediatrics part 06
written by Robert Beecher; presented by Robert Beecher, Robert Beecher, in Analyzing Swallow Studies in Pediatrics (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2012), 1 hour 5 mins
This seminar focuses on the analysis of pediatric swallowing issues. Identification of relevant anatomy and kinesiology is presented. Structural identification and a variety of swallowing difficulties are presented through actual swallow studies. Analysis and recommendations for intervention are discussed.
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written by Robert Beecher; presented by Robert Beecher, Robert Beecher, in Analyzing Swallow Studies in Pediatrics (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2012), 1 hour 5 mins
Description
This seminar focuses on the analysis of pediatric swallowing issues. Identification of relevant anatomy and kinesiology is presented. Structural identification and a variety of swallowing difficulties are presented through actual swallow studies. Analysis and recommendations for intervention are discussed.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Instructional material, Lecture/presentation
Author / Creator
Robert Beecher
Date Published / Released
2012
Publisher
Clinician's View
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Interventions, Motor skills disorders, Motor skills, Research studies and practices, Research, Data analysis, Movement, Anatomy, Pediatrics, Mouth, Tongue, Jaw, Feeding, Swallowing, Pharynx, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy
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Copyright © 2012. Used by permission of Clinician's View.
Subject
Interventions, Motor skills disorders, Motor skills, Research studies and practices, Research, Data analysis, Movement, Anatomy, Pediatrics, Mouth, Tongue, Jaw, Feeding, Swallowing, Pharynx
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Interventions, Motor skills disorders, Motor skills, Research studies and practices, Research, Data analysis, Movement,...
Interventions, Motor skills disorders, Motor skills, Research studies and practices, Research, Data analysis, Movement, Anatomy, Pediatrics, Mouth, Tongue, Jaw, Feeding, Swallowing, Pharynx
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Interventions, Motor skills disorders, Motor skills, Research studies and practices, Research, Data analysis, Movement, Anatomy, Pediatrics, Mouth, Tongue, Jaw, Feeding, Swallowing, Pharynx
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Comparison of Normal and Atypical Development
written by Maria Huben; presented by Maria Huben, in Normal and Atypical Sensorimotor Development: Application to Children with Neuromotor Disorders (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2009), 47 mins
This video presents and contrasts normal and atypical sensorimotor development in supine, prone, sitting, and standing. Developmental movement and postural components that impair the establishment of skill in children with neuromotor disorders are clearly presented.
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written by Maria Huben; presented by Maria Huben, in Normal and Atypical Sensorimotor Development: Application to Children with Neuromotor Disorders (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2009), 47 mins
Description
This video presents and contrasts normal and atypical sensorimotor development in supine, prone, sitting, and standing. Developmental movement and postural components that impair the establishment of skill in children with neuromotor disorders are clearly presented.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Lecture/presentation
Author / Creator
Maria Huben
Date Published / Released
2009
Publisher
Clinician's View
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Motor skills disorders, Physical stability, Physical development, Pediatrics, Infants, Physical therapy
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Subject
Motor skills disorders, Physical stability, Physical development, Pediatrics, Infants
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Motor skills disorders, Physical stability, Physical development, Pediatrics, Infants
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Motor skills disorders, Physical stability, Physical development, Pediatrics, Infants
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Facilitating the Components of Gait, Part 1: Treating the Motivated Ambulator
written by Barbara Hypes; presented by Barbara Hypes; produced by Clinician's View (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2011), 1 hour 32 mins
This video presents the facilitation of components of control required for gait in children with neuromotor disorders. Essential components of normal gait, understanding weight shifting, and the determinants of gait are discussed. Treatment sessions with several children with various gait issues are presented with...
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written by Barbara Hypes; presented by Barbara Hypes; produced by Clinician's View (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2011), 1 hour 32 mins
Description
This video presents the facilitation of components of control required for gait in children with neuromotor disorders. Essential components of normal gait, understanding weight shifting, and the determinants of gait are discussed. Treatment sessions with several children with various gait issues are presented with comprehensive analysis of the problems and the intervention strategies.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Instructional material
Contributor
Clinician's View
Author / Creator
Barbara Hypes
Date Published / Released
2004, 2011
Publisher
Clinician's View
Topic / Theme
Children, Walking, Motor skills disorders, Gait, Physical therapy
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Subject
Motor skills disorders, Gait
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Facilitating the Components of Gait, Part 2: Treating the Reluctant Ambulator
written by Barbara Hypes; presented by Barbara Hypes; produced by Clinician's View (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2011), 1 hour 4 mins
This video presents the facilitation of components of control required for improving gait in children with neuromotor disorders who demonstrate reluctance and fear in maintaining upright control. Specific issues interfering with efficient gait, analysis of treatment strategies and case examples are presented.
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written by Barbara Hypes; presented by Barbara Hypes; produced by Clinician's View (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2011), 1 hour 4 mins
Description
This video presents the facilitation of components of control required for improving gait in children with neuromotor disorders who demonstrate reluctance and fear in maintaining upright control. Specific issues interfering with efficient gait, analysis of treatment strategies and case examples are presented.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Instructional material
Contributor
Clinician's View
Author / Creator
Barbara Hypes
Date Published / Released
2004, 2011
Publisher
Clinician's View
Topic / Theme
Children, Walking, Motor skills disorders, Gait, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy
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Subject
Motor skills disorders, Gait
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Treatment Strategies in Head Injury, Head Trauma and Related Tissue Trauma
written by Christine A. Nelson; presented by Christine A. Nelson, in Treatment Strategies in Head Injury, in Vision and Motor Control Issues in Head Trauma (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 1995), 32 mins
Often overlooked in the rehabilitation of patients with head trauma is the secondary trauma to tissue as a result of a traumatic event. Restrictions are caused by the position of the body at impact and the resultant compensatory motor patterns. This video describes a direct approach to deal with soft tissue injuri...
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written by Christine A. Nelson; presented by Christine A. Nelson, in Treatment Strategies in Head Injury, in Vision and Motor Control Issues in Head Trauma (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 1995), 32 mins
Description
Often overlooked in the rehabilitation of patients with head trauma is the secondary trauma to tissue as a result of a traumatic event. Restrictions are caused by the position of the body at impact and the resultant compensatory motor patterns. This video describes a direct approach to deal with soft tissue injuries to increase joint range, muscle activation, and function.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Instructional material
Author / Creator
Christine A. Nelson
Date Published / Released
1995
Publisher
Clinician's View
Series
Treatment Strategies in Head Injury
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Wounds and injuries, Brain damage, Mobility limitation, Tissues (anatomy), Head, Physical therapy
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Copyright © 1995. Used by permission of Clinician's View.
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Wounds and injuries, Brain damage, Mobility limitation, Tissues (anatomy), Head
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Wounds and injuries, Brain damage, Mobility limitation, Tissues (anatomy), Head
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Wounds and injuries, Brain damage, Mobility limitation, Tissues (anatomy), Head
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Wounds and injuries, Brain damage, Mobility limitation, Tissues (anatomy), Head
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Integrating Physical Handling and Vision Intervention in CVA & TBI: Part 5 & 6
written by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman; presented by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman, in Integrating Physical Handling and Vision Intervention in CVA & TBI (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2002), 1 hour 54 mins
This seminar discusses the importance of integrating physical handling with the functional vision needs of the client. Postural control related to spatio-temporal orientation is discussed. Specific handling treatment techniques are presented along with the basic characteristics of visual midline shift syndrome and...
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written by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman; presented by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman, in Integrating Physical Handling and Vision Intervention in CVA & TBI (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2002), 1 hour 54 mins
Description
This seminar discusses the importance of integrating physical handling with the functional vision needs of the client. Postural control related to spatio-temporal orientation is discussed. Specific handling treatment techniques are presented along with the basic characteristics of visual midline shift syndrome and post trauma vision syndrome. Specific information about the nature and use of prism lenses is discussed and demonstrated.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Instructional material
Author / Creator
Raquel M. Benabib, 1941-, Isabelle M. Bohman
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
Clinician's View
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Strategies, Movement, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception), Visual dysfunction, Physical therapy, Neuro-developmental treatment, Vision therapy
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Subject
Strategies, Movement, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception)
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Integrating Physical Handling and Vision Intervention in CVA & TBI: Part 7 & 8
written by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman; presented by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman, in Integrating Physical Handling and Vision Intervention in CVA & TBI (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2002), 1 hour 57 mins
This seminar discusses the importance of integrating physical handling with the functional vision needs of the client. Postural control related to spatio-temporal orientation is discussed. Specific handling treatment techniques are presented along with the basic characteristics of visual midline shift syndrome and...
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written by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman; presented by Raquel M. Benabib, 1941- and Isabelle M. Bohman, in Integrating Physical Handling and Vision Intervention in CVA & TBI (Fairacres, NM: Clinician's View, 2002), 1 hour 57 mins
Description
This seminar discusses the importance of integrating physical handling with the functional vision needs of the client. Postural control related to spatio-temporal orientation is discussed. Specific handling treatment techniques are presented along with the basic characteristics of visual midline shift syndrome and post trauma vision syndrome. Specific information about the nature and use of prism lenses is discussed and demonstrated.
Field of Study
Rehabilitation Therapy
Content Type
Lecture/presentation, Instructional material
Author / Creator
Raquel M. Benabib, 1941-, Isabelle M. Bohman
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
Clinician's View
Topic / Theme
Rehabilitation Therapy, Movement, Posture, Assessment, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception), Visual dysfunction, Physical therapy, Neuro-developmental treatment, Vision therapy
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Subject
Movement, Posture, Assessment, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception)
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Movement, Posture, Assessment, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception)
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Movement, Posture, Assessment, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception)
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Movement, Posture, Assessment, Visual midline shift syndrome, Vision (perception)
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