This week we want to share more about the components of the Bridging® process. Recent posts laid out the problem-solving process, the reset process, and what a session is like. Another cornerstone of Bridging® is the early developmental framework used for both problem solving and the reset process. Hint: The framework’s origins reside in fetal […]
This week we want to show you how the parts of the Bridging® process come together. Recent posts laid out the problem-solving process and the reset process, but what does this really look like when you are in a session? Depending upon your age it will vary, but here are the basic elements of a […]
The theme for this week … What happens with your bones directly affects the muscles. When bones are immobilized for healing, the muscles tend to go offline impacting your ability to be active. This week we look at how the treatment for improperly formed feet may be haunting you years later. Read on … Foot […]
The theme for this week … Oh, the many ways that medical procedures can get our muscles confused! This week we look at the impact of surgery on young children. Early medical interventions can affect movement development in ways you may not realize. Read on … Did your child have surgery at a young age? […]
Keeping four generations moving — what a great Bridging® story! Throughout the past year we’ve shared many specific examples of how our clients’ pain and movement challenges have been helped by Bridging, no matter their age. Each discussion and topic sought to include a multi-age perspective. The Collins’ family story brings the multi-age aspect of […]
The theme for this week … Yes, we work with little ones too. They are learning to be active, and being active helps them learn! Crawling is a well-known milestone in infant development, and for some it doesn’t quite come together. Does crawling still matter? Research says yes! Read on … Crawl now so your teen […]
The theme for this week … Forward head posture impacts people of all ages, affects your ability to be active, and has roots beyond screen time. Read on … Head posture, neck muscles, and balance When you think of forward head posture, an older person may come to mind. Look around next time you’re in […]
The theme for this week … crawling’s importance to health at all ages! How does crawling benefit my child, and even me? Crawling is generally thought of as a notable milestone for your baby as they grow, transforming from stationary wigglers to little individuals able to explore. The following study discusses the many facets of […]
There are so many ways trauma can impact us! Obvious traumas are injuries and accidents. Less obvious traumas include: medical procedures emotional trauma birth trauma illness How many traumas have you or a family member experienced? Recently we shared our model of how Bridging helps to quickly get your body back on track after these […]
Fun facts about feet Feet have no bones at birth! The bones are still forming, and what we think of as bones is actually cartilage. The bones form later in the first year, which is why shoes aren’t recommended at this early age. 200,000 nerve endings! You have so many nerves and types of sensory […]