For a long time, neurodevelopment and manual therapy followed relatively separate paths within pediatric physiotherapy. On the one hand, there were approaches focused on movement and neuromotor organization. On the... read more →
For many years, the term “infant colic” was used almost automatically to describe any discomfort in the baby associated with crying, irritability, or difficulty calming down. However, international organizations have... read more →
In pediatric physiotherapy, we often arrive at the consultation looking for concrete answers: a motor difficulty, a developmental delay, a postural alteration, or a specific symptom that concerns the family.... read more →
There is a deeply rooted idea in healthcare: that treatment happens in the consultation room.However, when we talk about child development, this view is limited.A child spends one or two... read more →
Is he a clinician? Is he a professor? Is he a researcher?When asked how he defines himself, Iñaki Pastor Pons gives a different answer: he considers himself a bridge builder.... read more →
Many physiotherapists work with movement. But not all of them work from the system that organizes it. The vestibular system does not generate movement by itself. It gives movement context,... read more →
For years, the vestibular system has been one of the great overlooked areas in pediatrics. Either it has been overly simplified, or it has been addressed without a clear clinical... read more →
In physiotherapy, understanding the relationship between structure and function is key to designing effective treatments grounded in the anatomical and physiological logic of the body. This relationship is not just... read more →
Let me walk you through the differences so you can improve your diagnosiswith a surprise at the end The differences between idiopathic toe walking (ITW) and neurological toe walking (such as... read more →
If you don’t have any of these, you’re falling behind and taking some risks. Which book should clinicians choose if they really want to understand these conditions and improve... read more →