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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2020 · 26 MIN

Creating Community Through Cerebral Palsy Research

from Special Needs in Motion · host Ilana Danneman

This interview (with Christopher Modlesky, Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Kinesiology at University of Georgia and Galvin Colquitt, EdD, CAPE, CSCS Professor at Georgia Southern University) will enlighten you on the potential effects of using vibration with ambulatory children diagnosed with cerebral palsy. But what’s so impressive is the community that is being bridged with this research! For more information and to cheer them on, please click here! Would you like to sponsor an episode? Please contact us at [email protected]! Every sponsored episode provides a pizza for a special needs family! Pizza for Special People! #specialneeds #cerebralpalsy #cerebralpalsyresearch #vibrationplates #kinesiology #pediatricphysicaltherapy

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