Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Certification from John Koniuto

Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Certification from John Koniuto

Faculty:John Koniuto

Duration:6 Hours 29 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

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Outline:

IMPROVING MOVEMENT, MOBILITY, AND MOTOR CONTROL WITH TAPING TECHNIQUES

• The art and science of taping
• Case study:  Features and characteristics of kinesiology tapes
• Tape applications/care tips
• Case study: Reducing risks involved in kinesiology taping
• Functional movement taping

THE SKIN-BRAIN CONNECTION 

• Peripheral nerves
• Sensory system/receptors

PEDIATRIC TAPING APPLICATIONS AND CONSIDERATIONS

• Pain
• Posture
• Neuro
• Ortho
• Sports-related conditions and performance

TAPING INTERVENTIONS FOR PAIN

• Upper extremity
• Lower extremity
• Spine

TAPING INTERVENTIONS FOR POSTURE

• Scoliosis
• Torticollis
• Postural stress
• Hip dysplasia
• Foot over pronation

TAPING INTERVENTIONS FOR NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

• Toe walking
• Low tone
• Hemiplegia
• Motor and movement disorders
• Central nervous system dysfunction

TAPING INTERVENTIONS FOR ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS

• Orthopedic conditions
• Joint hypermobility
• Growth-related disorders
• Sever’s disease
• Osgood-Schlatter disease
• General growing pains

TAPING INTERVENTIONS FOR SPORTS-RELATED CONDITIONS

• Sports-related trauma/injury
• Acute conditions
• Chronic conditions
  • Instability
  • Endurance
  • Tightness
• Performance

GETTING PEDIATRIC POPULATIONS TO WEAR THE TAPE AND KEEP IT ON

TIPS AND TRICKS FOR GETTING PARENTS TO BUY IN AND CARRY OVER

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Description:

From toe walking to torticollis, kinesiology tape has rapidly gaining popularity in pediatric rehabilitation due to its unique ability to improve alignment and reeducate muscles for function. This hands-on certification course gives you all the tools, examples, and lab practice you need to immediately integrate taping for improved therapeutic outcomes, whether your goal is to increase coordination and performance on the athletic field or improve movement and motor control among children with developmental disabilities.

Kinesiology taping is a remarkably versatile technique that can be used in conjunction with sensory integration, splinting, NDT (Neurodevelopmental Treatment), Hippo- and Aquatic Therapies, and while this course has a pediatric focus, many of the applications are also effective in treating the adult patients with neurological conditions.