On-Demand workshop
Understanding & managing Foot Drop
Foot drop isn’t a diagnosis - and the right treatment depends on why it’s happening.
Learn what can contribute to foot drop, why the same treatment doesn’t work for everyone, and the different strategies that may help improve walking, safety, and mobility
Includes workshop replay + exercise & stretching program
Is this workshop for you?
Wondering what you can actually do about foot drop?
Maybe you’ve been told to strengthen your ankle. Maybe you’ve tried a brace. Maybe you’ve hear about electrical stimulation but aren’t sure whether it would work for you.
The challenge is that foot drop can happen for different reasons-and understanding what’s contributing to it matters when choosing the right approach.
In this workshop, I break down the options so you can better understand what may be worth exploring.
in this workshop, you’ll learn about:
Why foot drop happens
When strengthening can help-and when it may not
Stretching and mobility considerations
AFOs and bracing options
Functional electrical stimulation (FES)
Gait strategies
Newer technology and treatment options
How to determine which approaches may be appropriate for you
Meet youR instructor
Cari Sgroi, DPT, MSCS - Physical Therapist & MS Certified Specialist
Cari is a physical therapist and owner of Movement Matters Physical Therapy with a special focus on neurologic rehabilitation, multiple sclerosis, balance and mobility. She works with individuals experiencing foot drop and other gait changes to help identify why movement is difficult and find practical strategies to improve mobility.
Your $15 purchase includes:
Workshop Replay (68 minutes) - Watch the complete Understanding & Managing Foot Drop Workshop
Exercise & Stretching Program - A guided home program with exercise videos and detailed instructions
Unlimited Access - Pause, rewind, rewatch, and return whenever you need a refresher.
Watch Anywhere - Access the workshop from your computer, tablet, or phone.
This workshop and accompanying resources are provided for general educational purposes and are not a substitute for an individualized medical or physical therapy evaluation. Foot drop can have multiple underlying causes, and not every treatment or exercise is appropriate for every person. Consult your healthcare provider regarding your individual needs.