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Adaptive Switch Labs - 800-626-8698
Madentec - 780-450-8926
SEMCO - 920-693-2824
Stealth Products - 830.693.1981
Switch- it - 800-376-9888
Tash - 800-463-5685
Whitmyer Biomechanix - 850-656-9448
On the net you can check out Abledata at www.abledata.com and do a search
with lists and sites.
For a list of OT's who are trained in Assistive technology and are certified
you can do a search at resna.org
Not all OTs are trained or have a clue about assistive technology. You may
be able to save yourself some time by trying on different headwands as not
all are created equal.
Is that clear as mud?
Have you worn out your old one?
Beth the OT
-----Original Message-----
From: St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Lawrence D. Keplinger
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 11:09 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: headsticks
mostly for beth the o.t.,
i got a question, if someone wants to find infromation about headsticks
what woul be the best research? would headsticks be in a o.t. trade
mag.? would the best bet be contecting an o.t. at a local rehad center,
is there a web site?
thanks,
dan
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