When you normally think of exercise, you probably start thinking of treadmills, weights, sets/reps, and maybe even fatigue! When it comes to occupational therapy...
More and more, as baby boomers reach their golden years, adults participate in marathons and group interval training workouts, and children dedicate themselves to...
As a former collegiate athlete, physical therapist Ryan Stahl, understands the importance of returning to sports as safely and quickly as possible after an...
Parenting doesn’t come with an instruction manual, and many parents have questions about what is normal when it comes to developmental milestones. Some may...
Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapy for your Family during Coronavirus Although your little ones may be out of school due to closures caused by...
Age-appropriate Baby Developmental Milestones from Birth through Six Months: What are your baby’s monthly milestones and when should they happen? Every child is different and...
We all want the best for our children. Creating an environment that’s mentally stimulating, engages them in meaningful communication, and enhances social confidence is...
By Eleanor Campbell Pediatric physical and occupational therapists are seeing an ever-increasing number of infants with Torticollis and flat head syndrome (Plagiocephaly / Brachycephaly). Torticollis,...
When 6-month-old Kacey Diaz came to Southeastern Therapy for Kids’ Kempsville clinic for therapy, she had an initial referral for torticollis and made good...
This content was updated for accuracy and relevance on 10/29/2020 (SG). Tummy time is recommended by pediatric specialists to help promote your baby’s development....
Throughout our everyday activities, our brain is efficiently processing the things we see, smell, and touch. The way our mind reacts to these various...
This content was updated for accuracy and relevance on October 7, 2020. Anyone can struggle with sensory overload, including adults, but it’s more common...
Early childhood is an important time to develop fine motor skills. By strengthening the muscles in their fingers and hands, young children can learn...
Congenital torticollis affects every 1 in 250 newborns. Congenital torticollis or ‘wry neck’ occurs when an infant holds his/her head tilted to one side...
Parenting doesn’t come with an instruction manual, and many parents have questions about what is normal when it comes to developmental milestones. Are you worried...
In the past six months, have you noticed that your child: Has difficulty paying attention and/or is easily distracted Requires many reminders to stay...
As a clinician who frequently treats infants with torticollis, I’ve witnessed how the diagnosis can often be scary and uncertain for parents. Understanding pediatric...
When Sheri Naumovic of Virginia Beach brought her autistic son, Nick, to Ivy Rehab’s Southeastern Therapy for Kids clinic, she had a gut feeling he knew...
It’s one of the most common back-to-school purchases – a backpack. But when it comes to buying a backpack, parents shouldn’t take a one-size-fits-all...
