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Early Intervention - Why is it Important?
The brains of infants and children from birth to three year of age are changing the most in their entire lifetime in the zero to three time period. In the first 2 years of life, babies form 1 million new synaptic connections . . . not per hour . . . not per minute . . . but per second . ( Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University ) That's incredible! That means we have the best chance of enhancing all aspects of development in the early years. Every new activi

Dr. Janet Hale
6 days ago4 min read


Classes for Infants with Torticollis
Do you have an infant recently diagnosed with torticollis, who has a tendency to turn to one side and or a flatness at the back of their head? You might be interested in Classes for Infants with Torticollis that I'm starting with PACE Physio held at my home office - in Westmount. We'll start with 2 infants at a time in the class. In the Classes for Infants with Torticollis - we will practice how to actively get your infant to turn to the opposite side, teach you how to stretc

Dr. Janet Hale
6 days ago3 min read
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PACE Physio - Tips with Infant Motor Development: How do I stop my infant from crawling with ONE leg up?
Crawling with one leg up; asymmetrical crawling or three point crawling

Dr. Janet Hale
Sep 8, 20242 min read
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