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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A child with autism spectrum disorder might show signs and symptoms before they’re three. Early signs of autism can include language delays and speech problems in 18-month-olds.
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Children with special needs benefit greatly from occupational therapy (OT). It provides them with life skills that they can apply to their daily activities. Those tailored activities that assist individuals
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Hydrotherapy or Aqua therapy is therapy which is performed with use of water and water induced ressitance by a trained and certified professional therapist. The therapy provides deep
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Sometimes, parents notice that their child is struggling to reach language milestones and start suspecting a language delay. At the same time, they are often told to just “wait and see” if their child will outgrow
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When a child is experiencing growth development, it can be difficult to determine if orthopedic treatment is needed. There can be underlying causes behind symptoms.
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Inability to move independently can lead to strength and muscle loss in children and adults who participate in hydrotherapy. They can stand upright and walk independently during therapy sessions
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Children undergo many changes during their early years. As they grow, they learn how to babble, crawl, speak, and walk. The development of some skills in children may be delayed from time to time.
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When people with disabilities have access to occupational therapists, this can be extremely valuable for helping them achieve their goals by being active and becoming independent.
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What is tube weaning?
To understand tube weaning one must be aware of what is tube feeding.
Tube feeding: Tube feeding is a process wherein children/infants who possess
One of the topmost bright sides in the field of rehabilitation in recent times is the elaboration of hydrotherapy / aquatic therapy, which helps patients with a spectrum of difficulties such as
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Parents possess an in-depth understanding of their children, therefore they are the first to notice when something is off about their children. Could it be that their children are learning to sit, crawl, stand,
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The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is all about the importance of feeling SAFE. It makes use of SOUND to assist in evoking the sense of safety and therefore enabling the working of the skills-part of the brain to
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Studies focusing on the effectiveness of speech and language therapy interventions emphasize the importance of parental involvement in the childcare process (Krieger et al., 2013; Ilg et al., 2016)
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A parent often finds it difficult to tell if their child needs orthopedic treatment or if they are just experiencing growth development. There can be underlying causes for symptoms. Even though many
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Speech and language development in children happens quite quickly! In about two to three years, a baby transitions from cooing to sentence-level speech. Watching it is very exciting and enjoyable
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