The Relationship Between the Sensory System & Toe Walking + Intro to Intervention
This webinar investigates why it is crucial for both physical & occupational therapists & assistants to have a working understanding of how each discipline’s perspective complements a holistic approach to intervention. Motor function & sensory processing are interrelated. Therefore, addressing …
Overview
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This webinar investigates why it is crucial for both physical & occupational therapists & assistants to have a working understanding of how each discipline’s perspective complements a holistic approach to intervention. Motor function & sensory processing are interrelated. Therefore, addressing Toe Walking with a sensory system foundation can improve outcomes in children. The relevance of the tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive & visual systems to Toe Walking is addressed.
Specific muscle lengthening techniques & therapeutic taping applications & treatment activities are described. Video activity examples are utilized for further demonstration of intervention strategies.
Following this course, participants will be able to:
- List three sensory-related characteristics of Toe Walking.
- Describe the 4 primary sensory systems that support motor performance.
- Design 3 activities to address the sensory component of Toe Walking.
Curriculum
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 3 Lessons
- Lifetime
Instructor
Target audiences
- OT/Assistant/Student
- PT/Assistant/Student








