Caitlin Cassidy

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Caitlin Cassidy is a leading researcher in pediatric neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on motor and cognitive recovery following pediatric stroke. Her seminal work, the 2019 systematic review "Nonpharmacological rehabilitation interventions for motor and cognitive outcomes following pediatric stroke," has garnered 22 citations and remains a cornerstone reference in the field. This comprehensive analysis synthesized evidence on interventions such as constraint-induced movement therapy, virtual reality training, and cognitive remediation, establishing foundational guidelines for clinical practice. Cassidy's contributions have significantly advanced understanding of how targeted rehabilitation can optimize neural plasticity and functional outcomes in children with acquired brain injuries. Her research bridges critical gaps between adult stroke rehabilitation models and the unique developmental needs of pediatric populations, emphasizing age-appropriate, family-centered approaches. Beyond her systematic review, Cassidy has published influential work on long-term outcomes and biomarkers of recovery, shaping interdisciplinary care protocols. Her dedication to translating evidence into practice has made her a sought-after collaborator and mentor, inspiring a new generation of clinicians and researchers to prioritize early, intensive rehabilitation in pediatric stroke.