About Us
Gail Ritchie
Brenda Lindsay
Brenda Lindsay
Gail Ritchie, OTRL, CNDT, received her bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Mount Mary College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She has over 40 years of extensive clinical experience specializing in pediatrics in the medical and community settings.
An advanced OT instructor, she has been teaching for the NDTA since 1996. Gail teaches the
Gail Ritchie, OTRL, CNDT, received her bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from Mount Mary College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She has over 40 years of extensive clinical experience specializing in pediatrics in the medical and community settings.
An advanced OT instructor, she has been teaching for the NDTA since 1996. Gail teaches the OT content in the NDTA™ Certificate Course in the Contemporary Practice of NDT for the Management of Children with Cerebral Palsy and Other Neuromuscular Disorders as well as numerous continuing education courses in the treatment of individuals with neurological challenges.
She participated in the development of the book and study guide entitled Neuro-Development Approach: Theoretical Foundations and Principles of Clinical Practice. She is currently on the Educational Committee for the NDTA.
Gail, licensed in Wisconsin, Texas and Illinois, currently offers consultations and intensives.
Brenda Lindsay
Brenda Lindsay
Brenda Lindsay
Brenda J. Lindsay PT, C/NDT graduated from the first Physical Therapy class from Texas State University (formerly known as SouthWest Texas State University) with a BS in Physical Therapy. Her NDT career began initially with the Pediatric 8-week basic course in 1993 and she became a PT pediatric instructor with the NDTA in 2010.
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Brenda J. Lindsay PT, C/NDT graduated from the first Physical Therapy class from Texas State University (formerly known as SouthWest Texas State University) with a BS in Physical Therapy. Her NDT career began initially with the Pediatric 8-week basic course in 1993 and she became a PT pediatric instructor with the NDTA in 2010.
Brenda gained much of her teaching experience assisting in short courses with Boehme workshops and then assisting in NDTA Certificate Courses. Brenda is on the NDTA committee that has developed the handling intensive course for assistants. She has over 20 years practicing in central and south Texas.
Brenda has extensive background in body work utilizing techniques that increase postural gains targeted with facilitation of functional movement. She currently works with children with all diagnoses and has critical experience in working with children with ataxia and autism.
Brenda is also associated with Easter Seals (Birth to Three Program) Rio Grande Valley.