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Our former six-day Pediatric Equinus Deformity Conservative Management course has transitioned from an entirely in-person format to a hybrid model, combining the convenience of online learning with the hands-on benefits of in-person training.

The online course Pediatric Equinus Deformity Conservative Management - Part 1 is the pre-requisite required for attending the in-person Serial Casting lab.

Lab sessions feature supervised assessment procedures of the foot and ankle in the open and closed kinematic chains. Findings are applied to the design and execution of insole modifications undertaken to optimize standing and walking foot alignment.

Orthotic optimization principles and methods are again implemented in the fabrication and biomechanical optimization of one type of below-knee cast— a reinforced cast made with plaster and SoftCast, which is made to be removed without a motorized cutter.

This in-person lab is for Physical Therapists and Assistants, Occupational Therapists and Assistants, and Orthotists.

Inside the lab, you'll measure thoracic and pelvic alignment and don TheraTogs garments and strapping to optimize sagittal-plane posture and bodyweight loading on the feet.

Upon successful completion of the lab, you'll receive a Certified TheraTogs Fitter - 1 credential within two weeks.

Please note: Certified TheraTogs Fitter - 1 Lab is a prerequisite for Certified TheraTogs Fitter - 2 Lab. And to enroll in Lab 2, you must have successfully completed both on-demand courses.

This in-person lab is for Physical Therapists and Assistants and Orthotists.

Inside the lab, you'll measure hip rotation and femoral torsion, and don TheraTogs garments and strapping to address pelvic retraction; enhance stance-phase stability; and reduce in-toe and out-toe gait due to proximal factors.

Upon successful completion of the lab, you'll receive a Certified TheraTogs Fitter - 2 credential within two weeks.

Please note: Certified TheraTogs Fitter - 1 Lab is a prerequisite for Certified TheraTogs Fitter - 2 Lab. And to enroll in Lab 2, you must have successfully completed both on-demand courses.