Don't let the pigeon drive the bus! Mo Willems’ creations are coming to life on main campus. Some of Mo’s popular characters now cover the construction fencing outside Cleveland Clinic Children's as we build our new Neurological Institute building. Patients and visitors at our children’s outpatient center can enjoy the vibrant artwork when they look out the window. The Art Collection team facilitated this artwork because Mo's characters are so recognizable. The characters also depict various feelings from glee to frustration, which the Art Collection team thinks will resonate with patients who experience many emotions throughout their care. Tell us which character you're most excited to see!
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Is an eye exam for your child on your summer to-do list? #CountOnKidCare for free or low-cost vision screenings. Learn more at floridakidcare.org. #HealthyVisionMonth
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That's a wonderful initiative.👍. Even in Japan, AbbVie ‘s head office building turned on blue light during April, ( https://lnkd.in/gm-qzVKN ) but about other activities they only said "we didn't know" when I talked to them. And they also said that they would been banned to be direct to patients. Is it difficult in Japan? If they start doing it all over the world, I feel sorry leaving the sponsor only to abbvie. I hope we patients can also become effective stakeholders, but there is no system called fundraising, and it is not socially acceptable in Japan. ーーーーーーーーーーー About AbbVie in Parkinson’s At AbbVie, we are aiming to transform Parkinson's disease care and improve outcomes for those living with this progressive condition. We support individuals living with Parkinson's, addressing the physical, mental, and emotional impacts on their lives. With over 30 years of neuroscience experience, we collaborate to deliver products, education, and resources that preserve one's personhood. For more information about AbbVie in Parkinson's, visit https://lnkd.in/gpXBEfHd
The World Parkinson Coalition is bringing the #ParkinsonReady Program to Vancouver, Canada. Together with PD Avengers, Parkinson Society British Columbia & support by AbbVie this program raises awareness about Parkinson’s and shows how a city can welcome and support members of the PD community. This program kicks off August 9th at the JW Marriott Parq Vancouver. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ex6ExTpE
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| Speech Language Pathologist and Recruiter at Therapy 2000 | Specializing in Pediatric Dysphagia, Sensory Feeding Disorders, and Early Childhood Intervention |
🚨 UPCOMING CEU ALERT FOR SLP/SLPA/Students 🚨 Join us ✨ IN PERSON OR ONLINE ✨ on Friday, February 16th as we dive into the diagnosis and treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech with Breanna Waldrup, MS, CCC-SLP of Apraxia Dallas, PLLC Following this session, participants will be able to: 1️⃣ Identify the main component of an evaluation for CAS. 2️⃣ Identify the primary deficit in CAS. 3️⃣ Identify the main goal/focus of therapy for children with CAS. 4️⃣ List 3-5 factors to consider when selecting speech targets for children with CAS. 5️⃣ Identify the client profile best suited to treatment using Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC). Register ➡ https://lnkd.in/gAnYDrg5 ✨ Registration closes at 3pm on Thursday, February 15th, 2024 ✨
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Children with cerebral palsy deserve the best possible start, which is why we fund several studies focused on early detection and early intervention. Last month, we began our CPARF in Conversation series with Dr. Colleen Peyton of Northwestern University. She's the Principal Investigator of three CPARF-funded, internationally collaborative studies focused on various crucial aspects of detecting CP early. Check out the conversation on our YouTube channel and make sure you sign up for our mailing list so you don’t miss another conversation. https://lnkd.in/ekfGNDsW. #ResearchForCP #CPAwarenessMonth #EarlyDetection #EarlyIntervention [ID: A graphic promoting CPARF’s latest webinar, a white background with the CPARF logo in green in the top right corner, rounded rectangles in various shades of green with text in white, “CPARF in Conversation: Early Detection with Collen Peyton, PT, DPT”. A dark green line directs to a teal rectangle that reads “Watch Now”.]
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🌟 June is Pelvic Organ Prolapse Awareness Month! 🌟 Did you know that pelvic organ prolapse (POP) affects millions of women worldwide? POP occurs when the pelvic floor muscles weaken, causing one or more pelvic organs to drop from their normal position. This condition can lead to discomfort, urinary issues, and a significant impact on quality of life. At WildHawk Physical Therapy, we're dedicated to raising awareness about pelvic organ prolapse and empowering women with the knowledge and resources they need. Understanding POP is the first step towards managing and overcoming it. Here are some key facts about POP: Prevalence: POP is more common than many realize, affecting approximately 1 in 3 women at some point in their lives. Symptoms: Common symptoms include a feeling of pressure or fullness in the pelvic area, urinary incontinence, and discomfort during physical activities. Prevention and Management: Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles through targeted exercises, maintaining a healthy weight, and seeking professional guidance can help manage and prevent POP. Our expert team at WildHawk Physical Therapy specializes in pelvic floor health. We offer personalized treatment plans to help you regain strength, improve symptoms, and enhance your quality of life. Let's break the silence and support each other in the journey towards better pelvic health. If you or someone you know is struggling with POP, don't hesitate to reach out. Together, we can make a difference. 💪🌸 Visit our website to learn more and schedule a consultation today. 🌟💖 https://lnkd.in/edwuD5n7 #PelvicOrganProlapseAwareness #POPMonth #PelvicHealth #WildHawkPhysicalTherapy #womenshealth #pelvicwellness #pelvicfloor #pelvicfloorphysicaltherapy #pelvicfloorPT #momsofasheville #womenswellness #lowbackpain #hippain #pelvicfloorhealth #physicaltherapy #leakage #incontinence #constipation #sexualfunction #bowelfunction #bladderfunction #womenofasheville #prolapse #828isgreat #ashevillewellness #physicaltherapyclinic #828health #healthandwellness #avltoday #runnersofasheville
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🚨 UPCOMING CEU ALERT FOR SLP/SLPA/Students 🚨 Join us ✨ IN PERSON OR ONLINE ✨ on Friday, February 16th as we dive into the diagnosis and treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech with Breanna Waldrup, MS, CCC-SLP of Apraxia Dallas, PLLC Following this session, participants will be able to: 1️⃣ Identify the main component of an evaluation for CAS. 2️⃣ Identify the primary deficit in CAS. 3️⃣ Identify the main goal/focus of therapy for children with CAS. 4️⃣ List 3-5 factors to consider when selecting speech targets for children with CAS. 5️⃣ Identify the client profile best suited to treatment using Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC). Register ➡ https://lnkd.in/gAnYDrg5 ✨ Registration closes at 3pm on Thursday, February 15th, 2024 ✨
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Join our cpThrive Project – We need your therapy videos! 📱 We’re excited to be launching cpThrive, an app designed to support people with cerebral palsy by showcasing real-life therapy experiences. And we need your help to bring it to life! We’re looking for therapy videos that highlight how different interventions can improve daily life for those living with cerebral palsy. Your contributions will help create a powerful global resource that enables others to explore treatment options and gain insights from real experiences. 💚 Whether you're a person with lived experience, family member, or caregiver, your story matters. Click here to learn more and get involved 👉 https://brnw.ch/21wNpy5 Watch the video below to see how your therapy story, like Archie's, can help many people with cerebral palsy👇
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February is dedicated to raising awareness about age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and low vision, affecting millions of people in the United States. Getting diagnosed with an eye disease or condition that causes vision loss can be overwhelming — and individuals may not know where to start when it comes to accessing vision rehabilitation services. That’s why we believe in the importance of spreading awareness and sharing resources and information on helpful low-vision services and their accessibility. At VLANJ, it's our mission to help those with blindness or vision loss live independently and confidently. If you want to learn more about our programs, support, and resources for those who are blind or living with low vision, contact us at (973) 627-0055; prompt #4 to reach our Program Director, Vicki Lowrie, or email vlowrie@vlanj.org Image Description: A picture of a person who is blind sitting on a bench is featured. In the background there is a purple circle and yellow and purple text that says "February is AMD/Low Vision Awareness Month" centered in the graphic.
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This morning, I represented University of Delaware at a fall-risk screening and education event at Mid-County Senior Center in Wilmington, DE. Nancy Nguyen and I shared information about our lab's ongoing studies and UD Chrc resources for getting involved with research in our college. Fall-risk screening was conducted by University of Delaware Physical Therapy Clinic students. Colleagues from ChristianaCare and Beebe Healthcare, who are also fellow members of the Delaware Coalition for Injury Prevention, provided fall-prevention education. UD Partnership for Healthy Communities provided information and blood-pressure screenings. The Delaware Center for Cognitive Aging Research was also there sharing their resources. Some lessons learned from the experience: 1. The community appreciates these events. 2. Many people are not aware of opportunities to get involved with research, and they have misconceptions about what is involved with research participation. 3. We often have exclusion criteria (canes, walkers, past surgeries) in our studies to eliminate confounding variables and ensure protocol safety. Those criteria often exclude participants who are at a high fall risk and are eager to contribute to our work. This is a weakness that we will consider as we move forward with new questions and ideas.
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