Comments on: Rolfing our way into the New year….. http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/ Life with my two gorgeous children, including my son who has athetoid cerebral palsy (CP). Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:19:37 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Kate http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-356 Kate Tue, 24 Mar 2009 02:50:29 +0000 http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-356 I have heard Rolfing has worked for speech improvement. My Meg 13mths Quad CP - is tube fed I wonder if it would help her swallow! Any difference in saliva control? I have the number for a guy in Melb who Ive been meaning to contact - you have given me a prod thanks! :-) I have heard Rolfing has worked for speech improvement. My Meg 13mths Quad CP – is tube fed I wonder if it would help her swallow! Any difference in saliva control?
I have the number for a guy in Melb who Ive been meaning to contact – you have given me a prod thanks! :-)

]]> By: Carole http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-211 Carole Fri, 09 Jan 2009 03:24:40 +0000 http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-211 I'm so happy to hear you're getting help for your son through working with a Rolfing® practitioner. There was a research study done back in the 1970s about Rolfing children with cerebral palsy. It's not a magic bullet, like you say, but can certainly help with spasticity and coordination. Research is happening more in the structural integration community. The first International Fascia Research Congress happened in Cambridge in 2007 with the next one happening in The Netherlands in 2009. http://www.fasciacongress.org/2007/ I’m so happy to hear you’re getting help for your son through working with a Rolfing® practitioner. There was a research study done back in the 1970s about Rolfing children with cerebral palsy. It’s not a magic bullet, like you say, but can certainly help with spasticity and coordination. Research is happening more in the structural integration community. The first International Fascia Research Congress happened in Cambridge in 2007 with the next one happening in The Netherlands in 2009. http://www.fasciacongress.org/2007/

]]> By: Bron http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-204 Bron Wed, 07 Jan 2009 04:19:34 +0000 http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-204 Di so wonderful to hear! I love those "what doing today" phrases! Cooper now says "what doing tonight" when it's 8pm...and I say this is it buddy-bedtime! Rolfing sounds great...must make an appt! Di so wonderful to hear! I love those “what doing today” phrases! Cooper now says “what doing tonight” when it’s 8pm…and I say this is it buddy-bedtime!
Rolfing sounds great…must make an appt!

]]> By: terriblepalsy http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-203 terriblepalsy Tue, 06 Jan 2009 18:03:39 +0000 http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-203 We were told that Moo wasn't going to be able to communicate with an assistive device. So when he first started talking, it was a bit of a fantastic surprise. And to be honest, for the first year, I was the only one that could understand. He still has times where (frustratingly for him) he has to repeat his sentence ten or so times before I work out what he is saying. Usually because it's not what I'm expecting (like "I'm going to fight Darth Maul with my light saber and chop off his head"). It's great that BC is talking so well. Great work! We were told that Moo wasn’t going to be able to communicate with an assistive device. So when he first started talking, it was a bit of a fantastic surprise. And to be honest, for the first year, I was the only one that could understand. He still has times where (frustratingly for him) he has to repeat his sentence ten or so times before I work out what he is saying. Usually because it’s not what I’m expecting (like “I’m going to fight Darth Maul with my light saber and chop off his head”). It’s great that BC is talking so well. Great work!

]]> By: suealeen http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-202 suealeen Tue, 06 Jan 2009 12:16:17 +0000 http://n0thingbuteverything.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/rolfing-our-way-into-the-new-year/#comment-202 glad to know that BC is improving... coincidently i've made an entry about CP few days ago. very much true... no magic bullet for CP, but as time goes by we'll see a lot of improvements. keyword.. kena rajin.. as parents, we'll gradually find ways of understanding many of his needs eventhough others won't understand. glad to know that BC is improving…

coincidently i’ve made an entry about CP few days ago. very much true… no magic bullet for CP, but as time goes by we’ll see a lot of improvements. keyword.. kena rajin..

as parents, we’ll gradually find ways of understanding many of his needs eventhough others won’t understand.

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