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Kiki Dickinson, MPT, PAqI
Kathleen (Kiki) Dickinson, MPT, PAqI, has been a pediatric physical therapist since 1995. Kiki works for St. Croix Therapy in Hudson, Wisconsin, and has more than 20 years of experience developing and implementing aquatic therapy programs for a diverse pediatric population, which includes working with children of all ages, with a special focus on the…
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1. Pediatric Cerebral Palsy Population
Current evidence-based research will be reviewed on aquatic therapy with the pediatric Cerebral Palsy population. This research is important in determining if it supports aquatic therapy as a successful treatment approach for therapy. Treatment techniques will be demonstrated that support this research and/or diagnosis.
2. Pediatric Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy Population
Current evidence-based research will be reviewed on aquatic therapy with the pediatric Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy population. This research is important in determining if it supports aquatic therapy as a successful treatment approach for therapy. Treatment techniques will be demonstrated that support this research and/or diagnosis.
3. Pediatric Down Syndrome Population
Current evidence-based research will be reviewed on aquatic therapy with the pediatric Down Syndrome population. This research is important in determining if it supports aquatic therapy as a successful treatment approach for therapy. Treatment techniques will be demonstrated that support this research and/or diagnosis.
4. Pediatric Medically Fragile Population
Current evidence-based research will be reviewed on aquatic therapy with the pediatric Medically Fragile population. This research is important in determining if it supports aquatic therapy as a successful treatment approach for therapy. Treatment techniques will be demonstrated that support this research and/or diagnosis.
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