I love your content! Speaking about torticollis I would like to hear abit theory about asymmetry and children 3 and up, asessmeny and how it can influence their development, it feels like its covered quite deeply when it comes to babies, but not older children
Gabriela, I appreciate your enjoyment of my content! I agree that torticollis in children older than 3 isn't explored very thoroughly in the literature. Although, similar concerns for altered or asymmetrical motor milestone acquisition rates would persist. However, from my experience, hemineglect is less apparent (vastly due to the child's overall matured cognitive status and elevated sensory integration compared to their infant counterparts). I speculate that a significant factor why older children are less explored in the literature may be the reduced prevalence (as treating infants seems to hold relatively high levels of effectiveness). Those that slip through the cracks or have persisting torticollis may have other underlying conditions that lead to more significant variability in standardizing research outcomes and measurements or establishing appropriate control groups. I have other thoughts on this topic, and I would be happy to continue the discussion via LinkedIn if you'd like. Just search for my name and send a message. Happily, Warren
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Thanks a lot! We'll try most of these exercises.
I love your content! Speaking about torticollis I would like to hear abit theory about asymmetry and children 3 and up, asessmeny and how it can influence their development, it feels like its covered quite deeply when it comes to babies, but not older children
Gabriela, I appreciate your enjoyment of my content!
I agree that torticollis in children older than 3 isn't explored very thoroughly in the literature. Although, similar concerns for altered or asymmetrical motor milestone acquisition rates would persist. However, from my experience, hemineglect is less apparent (vastly due to the child's overall matured cognitive status and elevated sensory integration compared to their infant counterparts). I speculate that a significant factor why older children are less explored in the literature may be the reduced prevalence (as treating infants seems to hold relatively high levels of effectiveness). Those that slip through the cracks or have persisting torticollis may have other underlying conditions that lead to more significant variability in standardizing research outcomes and measurements or establishing appropriate control groups. I have other thoughts on this topic, and I would be happy to continue the discussion via LinkedIn if you'd like. Just search for my name and send a message.
Happily,
Warren
This exercise are aply one month baby