Body Schema Disorder
Body schema disorder is the misunderstanding of one’s body parts and positioning in relation to each other and in space.
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Body schema disorder is the misunderstanding of one’s body parts and positioning in relation to each other and in space.
Difficulties in motor skills disturb a child’s coordination and affect age-appropriate milestones.
Motor disorders are described as involuntary or uncontrollable movements or actions of the body.
Feeding and swallowing are complex processes involving coordination and muscle movement. While it’s normal for children to struggle with eating and drinking initially, persistent difficulties may indicate a feeding disorder. Early identification and intervention are crucial to support children’s nutritional and overall well-being. Feeding and Swallowing Basics Just like adults,
In recent years, novel therapy treatments have arisen to help children’s mental and emotional well-being. Sharing a book in “Shared Book Reading” and practicing “Mindfulness” are two very successful methods. These approaches engage children while simultaneously creating a safe and supportive atmosphere for therapeutic growth. Shared Book Reading Shared book
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