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Cusick Course Sponsorship

Not only do we offer on-demand courses online, and live courses in the Telluride region and elsewhere in the United States, we also help organizations coordinate and sponsor courses — either in-person or online — all over the world.

Each one of these courses is led by author, sought-after pediatric physical therapist, and instructor extraordinaire, Billi Cusick.

In fact, Billi has guest-lectured at annual conferences of the APTA, the AOPA, the NDTA, and the American Academy of CP and Developmental Medicine; at the ISPO Consensus Conference for Orthotics in CP; for the British Association of Prosthetists and Orthotists; at the International Conference on Cerebral Palsy in Sydney, Australia, to name just a few. 

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Developed For Your Circumstances

As Is Often the Case ...

Clinicians, practice managers, and administrators alike know that continuing education is a critical investment in optimal outcomes and professional growth.

Yet in this era of limited training (and travel) budgets and staff utilization pressures, accessing continuing education for even small teams of clinicians is an uphill battle — even if the training consists of practice-changing content and world-class instructors.

This is where we come into the picture.

We’ll bring a personalized course to you

Whether you’re a regional special interest group, a multi-site therapy clinic, or a state professional association, you can sponsor a course as an:

internal continuing education course just for your team or department, or

public course for which you charge admission (and offset your costs), or

keynote or pre-course event for your association or group, as part of a larger conference or convention

Course Sponsorship Opportunities

Five Courses, Choose Your Adventure

Any pique your interest? If so, contact us and include the course you’re most interested in sponsoring, potential dates and locations you have in mind, and any other relevant details. We’ll respond as quickly as we can with information on costs, requirements, and conditions.

Two Days

Developmental Orthopedics of the Trunk and Lower Extremity

This sponsored course features an overview of somatosensory function and development, the role of postural control in movement acquisition and physiologic adaptation, skeletal modeling mechanisms and influences, and ideal and pathomechanical features of orthopedic development of the trunk and lower extremity.

Certified TheraTogs Fitter Level I

Posture and Torso Alignment for Pediatric Neuromotor Training

This introductory program features a review of relevant pediatric orthopedic issues and sciences pursuant to neuromotor re-education for posture and torso alignment, including:

Skeletal modeling mechanisms and influences

The role of the somatosensory system in postural control acquisition and movement

Fundamentals of S.A. Sahrmann’s muscle balance theory

Practice-related skills acquisition

Sponsor Cusick's Pediatric In-toeing and Out-Toeing Management for Neuromotor Training Course
Certified TheraTogs Fitter Level II

Pediatric In-toeing and Out-Toeing Management for Neuromotor Training

This program builds upon the foundation laid in the Posture and Torso Alignment course. It features a brief review of pediatric orthopedic lower-extremity (LE) skeletal and joint development as it occurs in the transverse plane – i.e. medial and lateral joint rotation and medial and lateral long bone torsion – and in relation to deviations in foot progression angle (FPA) – i.e. in-toeing and out-toeing.

A Review of Sciences and Strategies for Optimizing AFOs

Conservative Management of Pediatric Equinus Deformity – Part 2: Labs with Serial Casting

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.

Billi Cusick, PT, MS, NDT, COF/BOC, is an internationally known pediatric physical therapist whose specialty is the orthopedic development and orthotic management of children with cerebral palsy and other neuromotor deficits. 

She has been teaching these and related topics since 1978, including presentations by invitation for the APTA, AACPDM, AOPA, and AAOP and more than 460 full programs and workshops worldwide.

Billi received her BS in PT from Bouve College at Northeastern University in Boston, MA in 1972, and her MS in Clinical and College Teaching for Allied Health Professionals from the University of Kentucky in Lexington in 1988. She is an Associate Professor for the Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions – Pediatrics Program – Provo, Utah (2006-present) and is NDT basic- and baby-trained.

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Billi Cusick