Runner’s knee – knee pain and the key to successful treatment A primary problem in the knee is actually very rare. Since the foot has the connection to the ground and the hip to the upper body girdle, the knee is left in the middle of the two, receiving forces from both directions. Given its
Physiological development of babies – First Year The first months of life are key, from the aspect of motor development. It may seem very early, but knowing the typical motor milestones and when approximately they should occur is extremely important in the diagnosis and treatment of developmental disturbances. Ideally, it’s best to capture a delay in
Barefoot VS Footwear – in walking and running Our feet consist of 26 bones, 33 joints and 19 muscles (Anatomy of the moving body, 2008). The arches of our feet, created by the structure of the bones and how they are connected by the intrinsic muscles and ligaments, give more support and flexibility to our
Druhé tři měsíce na světě, aneb pokud není vytvořen dobrý základ, už se to začne projevovat, ale stále ještě není pozdě! – 2.díl Jak jsme si popsali již v předchozích dílech našeho seriálu o ideálním psychomotorickém vývoji dítěte, mělo by mít dítě ve čtvrt roce z předchozího vývoje k dispozici pevný základ pro zapojení centra těla. Děje se
‘Visceral Therapy’ – the organ therapy If you suffer from chronic back pain, you’re unable to get pregnant or have had a stomach operation then visceral therapy might interest you. Visceral therapy (aka visceral manipulation) often helps where other methods fail and is frequently the missing link to treatment of some dysfunctions. The author of
Why does my baby prefer to look to one side? A head predilection – When to be concerned A head predilection to one side in babies is a common reason for parents’ visits to a physiotherapist with concerns. There are various reasons, amongst them a physiological one, why a child would ‘prefer’ to hold their
What preventive measures are required to follow and why Whether you underwent conservative treatment or you’re already after surgery, without complying with some preventive measures that come out of what’s known as ‘Back School’, the whole effort to improve your condition permanently could go wrong. Let’s try to illustrate it on the example of a
A prolapsed disc: What to do in its acute phase Discovering you have a prolapsed disc is always difficult news. The pain in the back and legs can be so strong that it stops us from doing our daily activities and sometimes it’s so constant that it’s hard to find comfort in any position. The
What is Vojta therapy and why we use it Vojta therapy was developed by a Czech neurologist, Prof. Vaclav Vojta, between 1950 and 1970’s. What started out as a principle, in the Czech Republic and Germany (where Prof. Vojta immigrated), is now known and used all over the world today as reflex locomotion. From years
Scar tissue restrictions, the hidden dysfunction It may be difficult to believe that a scar from a childhood accident, a surgery done in the past, or from a major injury can have long-term effects on your physical (and mental) well-being. Truthfully, the importance of scar tissue and its relation to pain, particularly chronic, and movement
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