“Bodywork” is a common term utilized by both professionals and parents/patients in the TOTs community. What is it? Which types of therapy are considered bodywork and which therapies are best for TOTs patients? In this presentation we’ll discuss the various forms of bodywork, the credentials required, the clinical indications for bodywork, and how to start creating a quality referral network for your practice and the families that you serve.

1. Classify the types of pediatric bodywork available and benefits of each.
2. Assess and identify which pediatric patients require physical medicine/bodywork in addition to myofunctional therapy, speech language therapy, feeding therapy, etc.
3. Formulate a working relationship and referral network with skilled bodywork providers in their geographical area.

• Jessica Leighton, DC

Registration Fees

• ONLINE - 0.2 CE Course, digital handout & certificate of completion for 1 learner
• GROUP RATE - 5 Users - 0.2 CE Course, digital handout & certificate of completion for 5 learners

Schedule

Timed Agenda

• 15 mins: Overview: The different types of bodywork providers
• 15 mins: Pediatric Chiropractic
• 30 mins: Clinical indications that support a bodywork referral
• 30 mins: Establishing the working relationship and referral network with skilled bodyworkers, and how to ensure the bodywork provider is a quality referral partner
• 15 mins: Case Study: Baby L.E., Baby N.H., Adult S.T.

• 15 mins: Q&A

   

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