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“Back to Sleep” Program Decreased Infant Deaths; Contributed to Developmental difficulties for Children.
In 1994 the American Academy of Pediatrics made a recommendation known as the “back to sleep” program, stating that it is safest for babies to sleep on their backs. As a result of this, the incidence of Sudden Infant Death … Continue reading
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A Note to Parents: Benefits of Physical and Occupational Therapy
Just imagine if you could worry about your child a little less, and play with them a little more. If you could figure out why your pride and joy has no awareness of danger, or seems to be hyper thru … Continue reading
Sensory Processing Disorder – What is it?
What wakes you up or gives you an energy boost? Maybe it’s a shower or a cup of coffee. What relaxes you or calms you down? Maybe it’s a good book or a warm bath. Most of us automatically respond … Continue reading
Christopher Reeve Revolutionized Neurological Rehabilitation
American Actor, screen writer, director, and film producer Christopher Reeve is likely most famous for his role as Superman in the movie series by the same title. While entertainment is a great contribution, giving people a diversion from the stresses … Continue reading
Spring Gardening Creates Risk for Injuries
This year’s early snow melt has me thinking of all the green things that grow in my garden. Anticipating the smell of fresh turned dirt, I sift through seed catalogs picking my favorites. Digging, hoeing, dividing plants, and making rows … Continue reading
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Tagged activity, arm, arthritic, Articles, Back, body, chronic, condition, disks, gentle, hand, Ida Haxton, injuries, joints, knees, leg, lift, mechanics, muscles, Occupational Therapy, pain, physical activity, Physical Therapy, preventative, Shoulder, stand, stretches
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Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis Numbers on the Rise
According to the definition provided by Wikipedia, “Autism is a disorder of neural development that is characterized by impaired social interaction and communication, and by restricted and repetitive behavior.” Asperger’s syndrome is considered to be a form of Autism. Children … Continue reading
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Tagged Articles, Asperger’s syndrome, Autism, behaviors, Children, Ida Haxton, Occupational, Physical Therapy, sensory
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Learning Takes More Than Just Brain Power
Have you been told your child is having trouble in school? Have you heard statements like he/she just doesn’t pay attention? Are you constantly getting calls from the school saying your child is once again in trouble, but he/she is … Continue reading
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Tagged ADD, ADHD, Children, Focus, Learning, Muscle, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Strength, Struggle, True Care Medical Therapy Center
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