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Useful articles about pediatric rehabilitation, traditional Eastern medicine, tips for parents, and patient stories.
Supported standing for children who cannot yet stand independently
Why some children need supported standing, how a standing frame and session length are chosen, and what parents should watch for.
Sensory integration: understanding your child's sensory world
A tag on a shirt, the noise of a market, the texture of food — sometimes what lies behind this is not a tantrum, but the way a child processes sensory information.
Cerebral Palsy and Overprotection: Supporting Your Child's Independence
Care given out of love can quietly turn into overprotection. How to tell necessary help from too much of it, why it matters for rehabilitation, and 5 tips for parents.
Pediatric Tuina Massage for Colds: Techniques and Points
A cold is one of the most common illnesses of childhood. A NeuroLife TCM rehabilitation physician walks through pediatric Tuina massage: four basic techniques and separate routines for five types of cold.