Many pediatric physiotherapists feel frustrated: after improving neck rotation in babies with congenital muscular torticollis (CMT), the head tilt persists. That residual inclination generates doubts, insecurity, and the feeling that... read more →
A question that all of us may have. What do we tell the family? How can we know if it will take more or less time or sessions? 🧠💪 The... read more →
In clinical settings, it is common to hear phrases like “my child trips a lot” or “he’s very clumsy in sports, especially when running, climbing, or riding a bike.”... read more →
Let me tell you the 4 reasons why your manual technique didn’t work and how to prevent them. Manual techniques are an essential part of treatment in physiotherapy. They’re not... read more →
👁️ Headache and oculomotor function: the forgotten link in clinical assessment Headaches are a common complaint—not only in adults, but also in teenagers and even older children. Although they're often... read more →
Introduction I remember a case that surprised me. Years ago, I treated a teenage girl with back problems who also suffered from constipation. The thoracolumbar area showed a rigid kyphosis,... read more →
We all assume that lower limb length discrepancy (LLD) matters for the body’s alignment and usually leads to compensations.But it turns out—those compensations aren’t always what we think.A recent... read more →
A new approach from the analysis of dynamic stability
Gwerder et al. (2025) have just published a study that opens up many connections: "Assessing dynamic stability in children... read more →
Let me make this clear. Pediatric physiotherapy should broaden its perspective beyond just the musculoskeletal system. It’s becoming increasingly evident that children’s motor, emotional, and cognitive development cannot be understood... read more →
The curse of pediatric physiotherapists and doctors Toe walking, present in around 15% of the population (studies show 12% and others 20%), seems to drive clinicians crazy. But it’s even... read more →