NFXF Webinar Series

Mindfulness and Me

00 h 12 m

Tracy Stackhouse and Ruth Meissner with Developmental FX share their mindfulness techniques for treating behaviors in Fragile X syndrome.

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With Tracy Stackhouse and Ruth Meisner
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Mindfulness and Me is the first video on this topic from Tracy Stackhouse and Ruth Meissner from Developmental FX.

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About the Presenters

Tracy Stackhouse

Tracy Stackhouse

Developmental FX
Co-founder, Executive Director

Tracy Stackhouse, MA, OTR, is co-founder and executive director of Developmental FX in Denver, Colorado. She is a leading pediatric occupational therapist involved in clinical treatment, research, mentoring, and training regarding OT intervention for persons with neurodevelopmental disorders, especially Fragile X syndrome and autism. Tracy has a master’s in developmental psychology/neuroscience. She received her NDT (neuro-developmental treatment) training with Lois Bly. She is SIPT (Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests) certified and was the clinical specialist in sensory integration at the Children’s Hospital in Denver as well as the OT for the Fragile X Research and Treatment Center. Tracy continued her clinical and research work with Dr. Randi Hagerman at the UC Davis MIND Institute during its start-up year prior to starting Developmental FX.

Tracy has written several book chapters on sensory integration and neurodevelopmental disorders and teaches nationally and internationally on sensory integration, autism, Fragile X, and related topics. She is the lead author for the SpIRiT and STEPSI Clinical Reasoning Tools which are leading-edge evidence-based models in pediatric occupational therapy. Tracy is also a member of the Fragile X Clinical & Research Consortium and the NFXF Advisory Committee.

Ruth Meisner headshot.

Ruth Meissner

Developmental FX
Speech and Language Pathologist

Ruth Meissner is a speech and language pathologist at Developmental FX in Denver. There, she provides therapy and evaluation services to children with communication difficulties secondary to neurodevelopmental disorders, including those with Fragile X syndrome. Ruth is a member of the NFXF Scientific & Clinical Advisory Committee.