Brachial Plexus Palsy and Sensory Processing Disorder: Occupational Therapy Demonstration

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago offers Illinois' most comprehensive and coordinated multispecialty program for infants and children with brachial plexus palsy. Most brachial plexus injuries occur in the neonatal period, resulting from trauma before and at birth. We also treat children and teenagers with brachial plexus injuries resulting from motor vehicle and sports-related accidents.
These injuries can impair the nerves that send movement signals to the joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons in the shoulder, arm and hand. Our specialists treat these injuries as early as possible because they can lead to arm weakness, paralysis and lack of feeling.
Learn more about our Brachial Plexus program and treatment options:
www.luriechildrens.org/orthopa...
To find the therapy tools featured in this video: www.bellybumboutique.com/

[@erinlambe4325]

These are great videos for BPI intervention , Im a pediatric PT and will be incorporating these into my inservice tomorrow...thanks so much! :)

[@19933907]

You all are amazing, wish I were still local so my SPDer could work with you guys.

[@morelifepodcast6942]

Amazing work

[@Zumbagirl517]

Omg this kid on 1:41 is eating an apple! I don’t like apples.

[@zararmir82]

is there any progress with that kid ???

[@evegu1]

what is the technique call when you wrap the other arm?

[@shazagem]

Constraint induced movement therapy