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EPISODE · May 10, 2022 · 1H 18M

Brigid Driscoll: Aligning physical therapy and orthotics in pediatrics

from wiredON Development Interviews · host Brigid Driscoll

This interview is packed with practical tips, brilliant insights and golden nuggets to take away. We get into the weeds of idiopathic toe-walking, CP and and orthotic devices in but just as importantly, we explore the realities of bringing clinical work and evidence based practice into alignment (excuse the pun). Because this interview has such a practical focus, I do need to state that all advice is in this and all wiredOn interviews is general information for our individual growth and learning and is not meant as treatment or clinical advice, even when we are discussing specific clinical cases. Therapy in pediatric neurodisabilty is both an art and a science and Brigid Driscoll brings these together so eloquently in this wiredOn interview. I know you are going to get so much value out of this interview - enjoy! For links and resources jump to the full episode page on http://www.wiredondevelopment.com And if you enjoyed the conversation, you'll love The Wired Collective. Look for the waitlist link on the wiredOn Development website.

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