"At the end of the day, make sure you're getting out there, that you're finding something that you like to do, whether it's by yourself, with friends, or with a club. Just make sure that you're out there.”
Her talks were titled "Bimanual Skills in Unilateral Cerebral Palsy: Translating Knowledge of Development and Motor Control into Clinical Applications," and "Reliance on Visual Feedback of Hand Position in Typically Developing Children."
She spoke about an ongoing clinical trial that investigates the usability of a wearable vibration device to treat the voice symptoms of people with laryngeal dystonia.