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Jennifer Hutton - Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification.

Jennifer Hutton – Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification

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This Certification Course introduces the concept of movement therapy and enhancement via functional taping methods with the pediatric population. Additionally, this course includes a review of the current literature supporting…

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Jennifer Hutton - Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification

Jennifer Hutton – Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification

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Description

This Certification Course introduces the concept of movement therapy and enhancement via functional taping methods with the pediatric population. Additionally, this course includes a review of the current literature supporting the theory of kinesiology taping for the purposes of pain control, rehabilitation, edema/swelling management, and a multitude of pediatric and adolescent injuries.
This course is intended for health professionals with all levels of taping experience.

Course

  • Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification 1 Hour 54 Minutes
  • Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification 2 Hours 06 Minutes
  • Pediatric Kinesiology Taping Practitioner Certification 1 Hour 59 Minutes

Objectives

  1. Define and consider pediatric population needs with respect to posture and injury.
  2. Define and discuss concepts of longitudinal myofascial chains as an approach to treatment for a multitude of pediatric conditions.
  3. Identify and explain the physiological effects of kinesiology taping.
  4. Critically analyze considerations of taping based on current bio psychosocial and movement therapy research.
  5. Apply and demonstrate functional taping applications for the pediatric population related to pain, postural, and orthopedic conditions.
  6. Discuss and interpret kinesiology taping techniques for neurologic conditions in the pediatric population.

Outline

Welcome & Introduction of Instructor/Trainer and participants
Review of framework of the Movement Pyramid
Introduction of Taping History
Types of taping, rigid vs dynamic tape
Kinesiology taping and its popularity
Kinesiology tape – features and characteristics
Tape application, skin preparation techniques
Reducing risks involved in kinesiology taping
Past and future taping techniques, trends and movements
Skin Anatomy/Physiology and Tape Mechanisms
Skin-brain connection
Sensory system, discussion of hair follicles and skin receptors
Cortical Homunculus Review
Effects and Benefits of Kinesiology Taping
Pain and how Kinesiology tape improved this
Decompression and Mechanical effects of kinesiology tape
Neurosensory communications to the brain via skin stimulation
Pain Mitigation
Pain Gate Theory
Neuromatrix Model
Biopsychosocial Model of Pain (BPS)
Science Literature Review
Decompression Effect of Tape
Science Literature Review
Neurosensory Input Effect of Tape
Importance of brain’s role in movement
Effects of Tape on Balance, Tactile Acuity
Science Literature Review
Does direction of tape and amount of tape stretch matter
Introduction of Fascia/fascial Lines
Importance of considering Fascial lines/developmental perspective
Research Review
Science Literature Review
Does direction of tape and amount of tape stretch matter
Reduce risks involved in kinesiology taping
Tape application, skin preparation techniques
Reducing risks involved in kinesiology taping
Past and future taping techniques, trends and movements
Who is the pediatric population and how are they defined?
Neurologic Pediatric Population Characteristics
Active Pediatric Population Characteristics
Inactive Pediatric Population Characteristics
Competitive/Athletic Pediatric Population Characteristics
Atypically Developing Pediatric Population Characteristics
Kinesiology Taping for Specific Pediatric Conditions
Delayed Motor Milestones
Neurologic
Post-op & Trauma
Posture
Pain (Growth-Related and General)
Sports-Related Pain
Tape for Motor Milestones: Rolling, Sitting, Quadruped/Crawling
Fascia’s Responsibility in support of motor milestones
Rolling practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Sitting practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Crawling practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Neurologic Pediatric Conditions and Kinesiology Tape Applications and Tactics
Neurological Presentations
  • Toe walking/Drop Foot practical lab experience, instructor feedback
  • Low tone (Trunk) practical lab experience, instructor feedback
  • Upper Extremity Erb’s Palsy practical lab experience, instructor feedback
  • Hemiplegia practical lab experience, instructor feedback
  • Cortical Thumb Taping practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Postural Concerns/Orthopedic Abnormalities
Torticollis practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Scoliosis practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Pelvic Tilt Tapings practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Lower Extremity Positional Abnormalities practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Pronation/Supination of the Foot practical lab experience, instructor feedback
Pain Taping Discussion and Lab Experience
Sports/General Orthopedic
  • Severs Disease – practical lab experience, instructor feedback
  • Osgood Schlatter’s Disease – practical lab experience, instructor feedback
  • Back Pain Taping
  • Cervical – practical lab experience
  • Thoracic – practical lab experience
  • Lumbar – practical lab experience
  • Shoulder Pain practical lab experience
  • Little league Elbow/UCL Strain practical lab experience
  • Shin Splints Anterior and Medial Compartments practical lab experience
Fluid Dynamics/Swelling Taping Post-Op and Trauma
Post-Operative Bruising and Trauma conditions
Jelly-Fish Taping for Edema and Lymphatic Support

Speaker

Jennifer Hutton, PT, DPTDr. Jennifer Hutton is a pediatric physical therapist practicing in Nashville, TN. She graduated from Loma Linda University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2008. Jennifer has extensive experience treating children 0-19 who are developmentally delayed, and those with neurological and orthopedic diagnoses, both congenital and acquired. While the world reminds children with special needs of their limitations, she believes they are all capable of the impossible and helps them see that their special gifts will help them be their best selves.
Jennifer serves on the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt’s Tri My Best Triathlon Committee. This event is designed specifically for children with special needs in which a typically developing child is paired with a participant with special needs and they compete as a team. She also enjoys volunteering for other organizations that cater to children with special needs.
In 2018 Jennifer became an instructor for RockTape which sparked a passion for teaching others. She is currently working on her own educational content for pediatric movement specialists.
Jennifer believes that her work includes helping children reach their fullest potential inside the clinic, and being an ally for children in the community.Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Jennifer Hutton has an employment relationship with Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Jennifer Hutton has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.

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