This post-operative exercise will improve movement of the injured knee and help the patient return to the former level of function.

This method has been shown to benefit children with sensory processing issues, when performed according to the therapist’s instructions.

Each child develops differently at his/her own rate. This chart will serve as a guide and help you assist your child in the next step of dressing skills.

Each child develops their grasping skills differently and at his/her own rate. This chart will serve as a guide of milestones.

Hamstring muscles work to hold your child upright when standing and walking. Stretching these muscles is also important to prevent back injuries.

Untreated torticollis can lead to changes in head shape, uneven facial appearance, cause difficulties with feeding, and affect the way the child plays, sits, looks at objects/people and explores surroundings.