If your child needs orthotics, the process can be overwhelming, filled with confusing acronyms, trial and error, and insurance coverage games. There are many types of ankle foot
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It’s no surprise that almost every baby is born with a slightly misshapen head after spending months curled up in a tight space and traveling through a narrow birth canal to enter the worlds
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The ankle-foot orthotic (AFO) is usually fitted to a child with cerebral palsy and spasticity in the ankles, feet, and legs. Children who have not yet mastered standing or sitting upright,
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To overcome speech issues, it’s important to know when to consult a therapist. If your child is more than one age group behind, then you should seek help. What a speech therapist does, and
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In the field of speech-language pathology, prompts and cues are part of the specialized language we learn. The two are on a par with fluency and aphasia. It is important to understand
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Orthopedic Oncology is a medical term used to describe bone cancer. In the pelvic region and the long bones of the arms and legs, bone cancer can begin in any bone in any part of the body. It is a rare
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The definition of occupational therapy and who needs it are both unclear. That’s why we’re here to explain everything you need to know about this amazing allied health profession.
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Are you worried about your child’s speech and language development? You shouldn’t delay any longer because any sort of delay could be detrimental for your child in the critical period of his or her growth
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As a form of therapy, applied behavior analysis (ABA) focuses on improving specific behaviors, including social skills, communication, reading, and academics, as well as adaptive learning skills,
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Successful development of coordination, bodily movement, and balance skills are key to individuals being capable of actively participating in their personal and professional lives. However,
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Is your child showing abnormal visual responses? Does your child face difficulty in maintaining eye contact with other people? Maybe they do not normally respond to the faces of people.
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Hydrotherapy(also known as Aquatherapy) is a physiotherapy form that involves the use of the heat and resistance of water and natural buoyancy to boost the psychological and physical
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The field of pediatric physiotherapy focuses on providing rehabilitation and habilitation services to children from birth through adolescence. Even though physical therapy for children is not widely known
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Is your child experiencing delays in gross motor skills or suffering from conditions such as cerebral palsy or down syndrome? In any of these situations, Cuevas Medek Exercise (CME) is the most effective physical
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Torticolis is a common condition in babies. It is usually detected by parents when they see that their child’s head is always bent to the side, and this position can be seen from the front and from behind
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Two out of three children experience at least one traumatic event by age 16. Traumatic memories and adversity from childhood can persist well into adulthood. You might wonder whether you
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The development of vocal abilities in young children follows different stages or methods, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. It is easy to see the differences between young children of similar ages
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The physiology of children differs from that of adults, so they may be diagnosed and treated differently for a wide range of disorders and injuries. We receive most referrals from children’s pediatricians
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A typical asymmetrical and unusually wide head shape can be treated safely and non-invasively with a plagiocephaly helmet therapy. As with teeth braces worn by older children and young adults
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Congenital muscular torticollis is a condition which causes babies neck muscle to shorten on one side causing tilting of head to one side along with rotation to the opposite side with presence
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