Constraint Induced Movement Therapy

Therapy to a Tee

July 8, 2011
Constraint-induced and Bimanual Therapy Program incorporates golf to help one patient on his path to rehabilitation.

Taylor Wilkerson works with golf pro Kelly Tomlinson to improve his swingFrom the beginning, and without hesitation, Katherine Wilkerson always offered her unwavering support of anything her son Taylor wanted to do. The thing is, though, until the age of 9, there was never much of anything the boy was too interested in trying.

Constraint Induced and Bimanual Therapy

Kennedy Krieger Institute • 707 North Broadway • Baltimore, MD 21205

Director:

Joan Carney, Ed. D.

About Our Program:

Watch a video of Taylor Wilkerson, a patient of Kennedy Krieger Institute's Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) program, as he gets a special golf lesson from a local golf pro and his occupational therapist.

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