Therapeutic Resources Blog
Despite autism fears, here’s why pregnant women should keep taking their prenatal vitamins
May 27, 2016
Some preliminary findings presented this week at a meeting of autism researchers may have mothers-to-be fretting about their prenatal vitamins. Read More »
For little children with ADHD, more than a pill is best
May 26, 2016
Among the littlest people diagnosed with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder--ADHD--nearly half get no more help dealing with their distractedness, impulsiveness and hyperactivity than that provided by prescription medication, says a new government report. Read More »
The Clumsy Child
May 24, 2016
For a long time, a variety of terms were used in medicine and education to describe children who struggled with coordination but had no underlying condition, terms like the ominous-sounding minimal brain dysfunction, the milder movement-skill problems, and yes, clumsy child syndrome. Read More »
Physical therapy students create cars for children with developmental disorders
May 23, 2016
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- A group of students in Indiana University’s Physical Therapy Doctoral Program are putting kids in the driver’s seat of some new technology. Read More »