With
22 years of Occupational Therapy experience, Sue has extensive
background knowledge in neuro-rehabilitation and pediatrics.
Her specialty training includes Sensory Integration Dysfunction,
Neuro-Developmental Therapy, and certification in Craniosacral
Therapy. In addition, Sue has experience treating dyspraxia,
sensory-based feeding difficulties, self-regulation and
state control, and "hidden" disorders.
Extensive
clinical experience and success has included:
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Autism
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Head injury
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Learning Disabilities
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Seizure Disorders
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Neurological Disorders
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Sensory Integration & Modulation
Dysfunction
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Orthopedic injuries
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Feeding difficulties
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Cerebral Palsy
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Pediatric & Adult Rehabilitation
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Dyspraxia
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Stress and Anxiety Relief
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Along
with clinical work, Sue has been active in workshop presentations,
professional consultations, college teaching, and research.
Sue is a faculty member at the Upledger Institute to teach
the ShareCare curriculum. In addition, Sue is often an invited
lecturer or guest author for national publications. The
clinic is on the national referral resource through the
Autism Society of America. |
