I love your quote Ira - and your passion for fitting it all in. I think having the adult perspective and working backwards must give you some unique perspectives that really benefit your little ones now. I look forward to your insights :)

Hi Vivian - how amazing to have an orthotist and a PT brain - that's like a super-power! Look forward to hearing more from you!

Hi Lindsey - you sound like you've got your hands full and still taking on more - you're in good company here with all us crazy over-achievers 😉 I imagine this group will gain a lot of benefit from both your professional and personal insights so I am really pleased you've joined us! Please keep us updated if you do start an intensive - I would love to hear how it's going - lessons learned, stumbling blocks, the works...

Hi Stephanie I'm so pleased you've joined and look forwards to your insights and contributions! I'm guessing you've your population group must give you a very unique perspective on neurodevelopment!

Hey Lisa - sounds like you're on a mission! Love your passion!

Hey Aparna - glad you're here. Just so you know - I have black thumbs and the only veggies I can grow are tomatoes (and we have a lemon tree that faithfully produces lemons every year if I don't go near it!)

Love that quote Vincent! It is particularly pertinent in our field I think. I would love to know how your kids are doing with Liesa's ITW approach - no pressure though, but it might make a good case study to share when you straddle both the parent-therapist divide, it makes for great insights and learning

Ho Jo Ann So pleased you've joined us here - lovely to have more OT's on board!! I'm looking forwards to you sharing your insights and experiences!

Hi Cristina - so glad you've joined the Clinical Corner. I look forwards to your input, and especially learning more about Vojta, which I don't know much about at all. It would be awesome if you had some time to post a case study for us to get a perspective of how it is implemented.

Hey Sundar - I love Dr. Seuss! This is my favorite quote: “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” Your website is fantastic! I think I may need to pick your brains in the future as I design my program for my thesis. So glad to have you on board

Hi Lia - so glad you've joined us here. Hope you find your way to the PhD program - you might also want to join us in the Academic's Hangout FB group where we nerd out on all things academic https://www.facebook.com/groups/AcademicsHangout/

Hi Karen - so glad to have you here to share your wisdom and experiences!

Welcome Janet - I love the name of your clinic 😄

That's awesome!!

Hey Holly - I love Dory - we quote her all the time! When did you finish your masters? I said the same thing after mine ... and now here I am 7 years later 😜 What was your topic? The first part of my research is shaping up to be a qualitative piece and it scares me silly - Grounded Theory 😳🤔😱

That's amazing Lauren! Thanks for sharing! Have you seen the work that they are doing in Australia with GAME - I bet you'd find it ticked a lot of your boxes.

You'll have to put a photo of yourself here Marcus - I'm sure we've bumped into each other but I can't put a face to your name!!

Lucky you Karen - I spent some time in Maine many years ago and just loved it there + an great orthotics team - sounds like you're living the dream 😉

Hi Mary - thanks so much for introducing yourself! That's an interesting question re NDT vs PCS. I would guess that the PCS gives you a good all round pediatric specialist background whereas NDT gives more practical hands-on analytical and treatment skills. Both worthwhile! I'd be interested to hear from therapists who've done both. You'll love Liesa's course! Please send her my regards when you see her 😉

I'm so pleased you've joined us Gretchen. Looks like an amazing skill set & knowledge base you're building and I look forwards to your insights