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Kacy Marie Hertz, PT

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Pediatric Care
This course provides an introduction to assessment and treatment using a current NDT approach. Assessment, task analysis, treatment planning, and treatment adjuncts will be covered. There is LAB and practicum with children to allow experience and time for questions. This is a great course for therapists new to pediatrics or therapists that are changing their emphasis to pediatrics. This course fills quickly, register early!

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Extra Phones: Fax: (773) 631-2926
Neighborhoods: Norwood Park East, Northwest Side, Norwood Park
AKA: Hertz, Kacy
Categories: Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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Phone: (773) 467-5669

Address: 5669 N Northwest Hwy, Chicago, IL 60646

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Kacy Marie Hertz, PT

General Practitioners

Pediatric Care
This course provides an introduction to assessment and treatment using a current NDT approach. Assessment, task analysis, treatment planning, and treatment adjuncts will be covered. There is LAB and practicum with children to allow experience and time for questions. This is a great course for therapists new to pediatrics or therapists that are changing their emphasis to pediatrics. This course fills quickly, register early!

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Joanna joined the City Kids family in 2017. She has extensive experience working in the Early Intervention program with the 0-3 population. Joanna has worked with children with autism, poor self-regulation skills, fine motor difficulties, and developmental delays. Her continuing education experience includes sensory integration, Handwriting Without Tears and DIR/Floortime. Joanna is NDT certified and has experience working with neurologically involved children.

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Sports Medicine
The physical therapists at City Kids are all highly experienced with paediatric motor assessment and treatment, gait training, and orthotics. They are all NDT/Bobath trained and well versed in biomechanical assessment and intervention. Each therapist has a strong background in motor assessment and strengthening and integrate various therapeutic adjuncts into each session to encourage an optimal amount of function and skill. The physical therapists have experience with children with a variety of issues, including hypotonia, cerebral palsy, torticollis, Down Syndrome, sports injuries, plagiocephaly, and developmental delay. They use all the equipment in the gym to make learning motivating and fun!
Physical Therapy
Tummy time provides a sensation of security and comfort to babies. They can feel the surface and they get feedback into their sensory system. It is also a position that provides muscle activity in the pectoral muscles and the abdominals, strengthening these muscles groups that are important for rolling, creeping on hands and knees and sitting up. Providing "tummy time" also prevents the flattening of the back of the head that many babies get from lying on their backs for long periods of time. In a recent study published in Pediatric Physical Therapy it was found that a minimum of 90 minutes per day of tummy time prevented delay in milestone acquisition! Having a number provides a "reality check" about the amount of necessary tummy time every day!
Occupational Therapy
Developed for highly verbal children to address peer interaction where we dissect socially abstract concepts and teach them more concretely. These groups of 3-6 children are based on their age and developmental skills/abilities. Varying groups available for ages 4-12 years old.
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

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