Category: Occupational Therapy

Muscular Dystrophy and Why Physical Therapy is So Important Dec10th 2019

Muscular Dystrophy and Why Physical Therapy is So Important

As one of the most frequently inherited disorders worldwide, muscular dystrophy affects boys almost exclusively. Approximately 1 in 3,500 to 6,000 males born in the United States has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the most common form of muscular dystrophy in children. Although there are several types of muscular dystrophy, they all involve muscle weakness and a

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Pediatric Physical Therapy Nov20th 2019

4 Reasons to Play Outside With Your Special Needs Child

Children with special needs are still children above all else. That means they savor the breeze blowing in their hair, the vivid colors of nature splashing in their eyes, and the textures of dirt and sand under their fingertips. While outdoor play brings challenges for some children, the necessity for it cannot be overstated. The

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core-strength Apr20th 2019

3 Easy Exercises to Improve Your Childs Core Strength

Having a strong core is very important for people of every age, but it can be especially beneficial to your child as they work through their physical therapy program. As your physical therapist can tell you, core strength is what helps your child do exercises safely, and it can also help guard against future injury.

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