This week we continue our kids series by talking to the co-founders of Dynamic Movement Intervention Therapy, Jake and Jo-Anne!
Jake Kreindler graduated from Touro College , Physical Therapy Master's Program in September, 1997. Jake has travelled around the US and the world, performing therapy intensives for children with limited access to specialized therapies. Jake has an office in Valley Stream, NY where he works with clients and hosts therapy intensives. Jake is committed to training and teaching new therapists and practitioners to help spread vital skills and hope to children and families around the world.
Jo-Anne Weltman graduated from Wits University in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1991 with a B.S.c. in Physiotherapy. Jo-Anne’s objective has always been to provide the best services to the children that she works with. so she opened S.M.I.L.E. Therapy for Kids, a private practice that specializes in child development, to meet the demand for all areas of developmental and orthopaedic therapy in children. She continues to research and find the best treatments for all the children that are under her care and connects with specialists all over the world to achieve this. Jo-Anne travels to various countries to provide therapy intensives for groups of families who request her services. Jo-Anne is looking forward to continuing to mentor and train/teach new therapists to become stronger in this field and will carry on traveling and teaching as many people in as many places to help children all over the world.
Some of the topics we cover are:
Who can benefit (conditions/ ages)?
What equipment does DMI use?
Some may say it looks similar to CME. How does DMI differ from CME?
Why does my child cry through the whole session?
If you are interested in more about Jake, Jo-Anne and DMI please reach out to us or check out their contact details listed below
Facebook: Dynamic Movement Intervention -DMI
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