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Although they sometimes share similar symptoms, ADHD and ASD are two different disorders, and it’s important to understand the differences during diagnosis.

It’s hard to predict how a child with Down syndrome will develop mentally and physically—every child is different. Usually, however, we see a slower development of gross and fine motor skills. Your doctor will ask questions and evaluate the child to see how they’re doing. Often, physical therapy—along with other therapies—is used to help a […]

The purpose of physical therapy is to help patients regain their strength, balance, coordination, muscle control, and ability to function as close to normal as possible in their daily lives. In this article, we’ll look at common reasons for physical therapy and how it can help to help you understand who can benefit from physical […]

The symptoms after a stroke vary by individual; however, a common symptom is a lack of balance. Implementing balance therapy after a stroke is the best way to get that balance back to a level that improves the quality of life. In this article, we’ll look at the different forms of balance therapy used by […]

Cerebral palsy isn’t a hopeless diagnosis thanks to advances in physiotherapy, which is an integral part of improving the lives of those living with CP.

Autism spectrum disorder is often misunderstood because it has many variations. Diagnosis varies depending on where one is placed on the spectrum.

Cerebral Palsy affects a person’s movement and speech, along with causing other issues. Thankfully, several therapies help those who suffer from the disorder.

Although there are theories, we have no clear proof as to how multiple sclerosis (MS) begins. Thankfully, there are ways to manage MS and, in some cases, slow progression. If you or a loved one has the disease, it’s helpful to understand the four types of MS. Let’s look at what MS is, as well […]

Taking care of our bodies and continuing to move however we can is important for all people, no matter their age or health. For those with Parkinson’s disease, movement becomes even more critical. Parkinson’s disease affects the nerve cells in the brain that control our bodies’ movements. This is why balance issues and tremors are […]

There are many common neurologic conditions associated with an individual’s ability to move. Identifying these conditions can help you understand them.

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that causes many symptoms. Utilizing equine therapy to exercise can help ease discomfort and slow progression.

Strengthening motor skills is essential to the development of any child. These movements and capabilities are responsible for a child’s ability to get around in this world and take care of themselves. Since autism is a spectrum disorder, the abilities of one child can be vastly different from those of another. Learning more about how […]

Not only will implementing mobility training exercises help with balance, strength, and flexibility, but it will also help in avoiding falling or collapsing. As we age, we move less in general. It becomes harder—our bones grow more brittle and the things that started aching in our thirties… let’s just say they didn’t improve. There are […]

People with Down syndrome can experience delays in physical growth, mild to a moderate cognitive disability, as well as having characteristic facial features. Knowledge of this condition and its levels of ability will allow you to better understand how to support individuals with Down syndrome. About 6,000 babies are born in the U.S. each year […]

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that damages an individual’s nerves, causing issues and leading to disrupted communication between the brain and the body.

Cerebral palsy is a congenital disorder that affects movement, posture, and muscle tone. It often occurs as the result of abnormal brain development or brain trauma. Depending on the type of cerebral palsy, the effects and severity of the condition will vary. March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, so it’s essential that we begin to […]

Research found that the walking gait of a horse is actually fairly similar to that of a person. This sparked an idea that strength building for increased mobility could be worked on through the practice of horseback-riding therapy. Knowing the difference between the common types of gait disorders may assist in the understanding the benefits […]