Good Vibrations: Whole Body Vibration in Neurodiverse Pediatric Populations

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Handouts
Good Vibrations handout
Reference article: Vibration detection: its function and recent advances in medical applications
Parent information sheet
Good Vibrations References and Resources

Introduction
Introduction to Whole Body Vibration
Disclaimer

History
History of Whole Body Vibration

Pediatric Research Literature
Cerebral Palsy
Down syndrome
Autism
Honourable Mentions: Myelomeningocele, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Cystic Fibrosis and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

How Does It Work?
Proposed Mechanisms of Action
Mechanisms of Action Summary

Clinical Populations
Clinical Populations

Indications and Contraindications for Whole Body Vibration
Indications and Contraindications

The "Big 6" Clinical Parameters
Age
Vibration Frequency
Vibration Amplitude
Clinical Parameters: Children with Cerebral Palsy
Clinical Parameters: Children with Down Syndrome and Autism
Clinical Parameters: Children with Sensory Processing Needs
Summary: Bone density, Preparation and an Implementation Guideline

Outcome Measures
Comment on Outcomes

Sensory Overload
Signs and Management of Sensory Overload

A Word About Machines
The Gold Standard

Clinical Applications: Case Discussions
Client with Neuromotor Needs and Tactile Sensitivity
Client with Low Tone and Sensory Processing Needs
Client with Sensory Processing Needs, Possible Neuromotor Needs and Motor Planning Needs

That's A Wrap
Going Forward
Good Vibrations Final Quiz
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