Positional Preferences and Movement Asymmetries
Wow, that is a mouthful of a title… I tried to come up with something a little more fun but my...
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Posts about education (8):
10 Tips to Help with Tummy Time
Tummy time. Pediatric PT’s love to talk about this and most new parents have a love hate...
Torticollis – Can I Wait and See
We have discussed torticollis a few times over the last several months.
We highlighted the ...
Working on Functional Tasks in a Clinic
Because we do most of our work in a clinic setting we often have to get creative on how to support...
Core Stability vs Core Strength
I was recently on a hike with a friend and she asked why are people always saying the kids in her...
Five Signs of Torticollis
The American Physical Therapy Association Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy recently published...
Holiday Gift Guide 2018 Part 2
We’re back with Part 2 of our therapist recommended toys for gifts and why they are recommending...
Teaching Shoe Tying – A Tool
We are lucky enough to have an OT back on staff and we have been loving the collaboration and idea...
Furniture Glider Fun (working on motor control)
We frequently use furniture gliders with our kids. They have the benefit of adding challenge to...