Frozen Shoulder Image source: Shutterstock Frozen shoulder also known as Adhesive capsulitis is characterized by only pain initially and then progression to restricted joint range of motion of the glenohumeral joint along with pain. The condition recovers partially or completely over the course of time. Stages of frozen shoulder Freezing stage (painful shoulder) (2-9 months) …
Pencil Grasp Issues and Role of Occupational Therapy Does your child have problem with a normal pencil grasp? Know how Occupational Therapy can help. Then it is the time to take occupational therapy. A formal evaluation by an occupational therapist is recommended to assess their fine motor, co ordination, strength, sensory processing and visual perception …
Occupational Therapy Tactile Defensiveness and Stereotypical Behavior Tactile Defensiveness Don’t rock your body, don’t spin it continuously, why you are lining up the objects every time?” … Is your child listening to you?? If not… Then it is time to take Occupational Therapy. So, what is tactile defensiveness?? It is the most common sensory modulation …
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How Occupational Therapy helps in Parkinson’s Disease ? What is Parkinson’s disease (PD)? It is a slowly progressive, degenerative movement disorder. Three classic symptoms are associated with PD: tremor, rigidity, and bradykinesia. The diagnosis of PD is usually made after the age of 55. Although PD is not considered fatal, the degeneration of various neurologic …
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SPINA BIFIDA – Role of Occupational Therapy Role Of Occupational Therapy in SPINA BIFIDA Spina Bifida is a condition of defect the neural tube closure and the overlying posterior vertebral arches. There are 2 types of Spina Bifida There are varying types of Spina Bifida ranging from mild to more life-altering. It is a congenital …
