Presentations of Balance-Based Torso-Weighting: BBTW research is bountiful! The BBTW NIH study as well as translational research performed by clinicians in the field will be presented with patients with Multiple Sclerosis, Traumatic Brain Injury and Cerebellar ataxia due to a CVA. Please review our posters and see our podium presentation at CPTA for the latest BBTW Research. Motion Therapeutics will be at the conference in Booth #311, Oct 24-25, Oakland Convention Center. Stop by and say Hi! 

This same information was presented via a poster at Symposium for Gait and Balance In MS in Cleveland Oct 10/11. Thanks for getting the information out there Gail and Diane Allen! 

Immediate and long term outcomes including fall reduction in a patient with MS over a year with BBTW. 

Balance-Based Torso-Weighting For Enhancing Functional Mobility In A Child With Ataxia From Traumatic Brain Injury: A Case Report 

This report focuses on observed improvement over a 13-week period in a patient 18 months post TBI. 

This research documents session interaction with a patient who was discharged from PT due to lack of progress and his outcomes same session with BBTW. 

Jennifer Vincenzo PT, PhD applicant from University of Arkansas will be starting research with Balance-Based Torso-Weighting with 60 subjects to see if BBTW decreases falls and fall risk factors associated with the elderly in assistive living facilities.. Study begins in November 3rd, 2014. 

A graduate of the Drexel University Programs in Rehabilitation Sciences Physical Therapy Program, Curry received her BS in Kinesiology from Penn State University and has worked for 9 years as a full time physical therapist, first in inpatient rehab, and now in the outpatient department at Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital, in Malvern, PA.

Curry taught her first Balance-Based Torso-Weighting class April 11 and 12th at Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation in Malvern, PA. We are so happy to have her as an instructor. In February she presented a research poster at the Combined Sections Meeting in Las Vegas, titled "Impact of the Balance-Based Torso-Weighting System on Balance, Gait, Vestibular-ocular function and Symptom Self-Report in an Individual with Vestibular Dysfunction." 

Motion Therapeutics now incorporates 2 additional live, on-line Webinar sessions to reinforce the Hands On Lab seminar component of its certification process. See below for our schedule of upcoming seminars.

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