VTC Neuromotor Research Clinic

06/24/2025

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Are you ACQUIRE certified? Make the most of your time with pediatric patients; register now for ACQUIRE therapy training and certification.

ACQUIRE is an evidence-based treatment designed to maximize time in therapy across the lifespan, starting with infants and toddlers with neuromotor and other developmental challenges. It has been carefully designed to guide you in delivering high-quality, densely packed activities that help refine skills and promote motor learning at a critical stage of development. The training is backed by clinical, peer-reviewed research from Virginia Tech’s Neuromotor Research Clinic. CEUs available through AOTA.

Learn more and register: https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/research-centers/neuromotor/training.html

06/20/2025

C-PROGRESS Webinar Today at Noon! Register now: https://virginiatech.zoom.us/meeting/register/QC232vQTR-6Q-hf4uVWJeg #/registration

06/13/2025

🤍 In case you missed this!

06/09/2025

Check out this awesome recent story by VT News!

Born with cerebral palsy and severe global motor delays, JD Lofton faced challenges that his parents thought would last a lifetime. But everything changed when they discovered the Neuromotor Research Clinic at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute. Through the clinic’s groundbreaking ACQUIRE Th...

06/09/2025

Register here for this important upcoming webinar!

05/20/2025

See recent testimonials! Share and contact us to reserve your spot!

05/15/2025

Calling all therapists! We have a training session coming up in December! Reach out for more info and share with any therapists you know!

05/06/2025

Our calendar for 2026 is now open! Please reach out to Mary Lou with any questions or for more information. We can't wait to see you soon!

05/01/2025

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04/24/2025

Contact Mary Lou for more info! We'd love to see you soon!!

03/25/2025

🌍 March 25th is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day! 💚

Today, we recognize the over 17 million people worldwide living with cerebral palsy. CP affects all areas of life, but it does not define a person’s strength, resilience, or potential.

Let’s raise awareness, break down barriers, and promote inclusivity for individuals with CP. Wear green, share stories, and advocate for a more accessible and supportive world!

💬 Tag someone who inspires you!

03/13/2025

Some familiar faces featured in VT news!

Scientists at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC want to provide investigative targets for other researchers, a framework for therapists, and vital information for parents of children with rare CASK gene mutations.