Amanda Hall received her MPT from the University of Washington in 2001, received her Board-Certification as a Pediatric Clinical Specialist in 2010 and re-certified in 2020. Amanda began teaching clinical education with serial therapeutic casting courses, and has since developed additional coursework based on an integrative approach to treatment for patients with pediatric and neurological health conditions. Her clinical practice is at the HSC Pediatric Center in Washington, DC, where she specializes in treating “outliers” and patients with complex presentations. Her framework is grounded in PNF principles, therapeutic alliance, neuroplasticity, manual therapy, therapeutic gait, and developmental kinesioplasticity. Her framework has a strong focus in patient-centered treatment and adaptive design.  As a result, she has received mainstream media attention as the “Madcaster”, including features in MTV, UsWeekly, and ABC. Amanda has presented internationally; notable audiences include Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association, the APTA Pediatrics Annual Conference, and the National Institutes of Health.