Neuroplasticity, or the ability of the brain to rewire itself, is at its highest in the first few years of life. That is why early intervention therapy is so important for babies at risk of cerebral palsy. Sedona Butterfly Effect is currently offering two programs for cutting edge early-intervention physical and occupational therapy for babies who have poor neck/trunk control and are not yet rolling or sitting.
In-Person Demo Session (Los Angeles only): Eligible participants will receive a free in-person demonstration session of cutting-edge therapy exercises with a physical and/or occupational therapy at a therapy clinic in Los Angeles. Therapies may include dynamic movement intervention (DMI) and electrical stimulation (E-STIM), as appropriate. Occupational therapy will be conducted by Dr. Marielly Mitchell of Theraplay LA (theraplayla.com) and physical therapy will be conducted by Jennifer Swan (jennyswanpt.com), both of whom are former therapists from NAPA Center LA. Child 0-3 years old of all milestones are eligible.
We do ask for permission to film the therapy sessions for other families to benefit virtually. The family should be located in/near Los Angeles, and have reliable transportation to participate. To apply for this opportunity, please click on the link on the left.
Virtual Therapy Program (anywhere): Families will have access to a 3-month program with weekly video trainings on dynamic movement intervention (DMI) therapy exercises to improve neck/trunk control and meet developmental milestones. This program is free. In exchange for access to the program, we ask for a commitment to try the program for at least 3 months and weekly feedback on the videos, so that we can continue to modify and improve the program for future families. If you are interested in this program, please apply to this Google Form.
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