Community Health and Education Services and Dr. Phillips-Williams are proud to be bringing you Parent’s Guide to Congenital Muscular Torticollis. This incredible new e-book will ensure you can support your child and increase their chance of making a full recovery. Go to http://infanttorticollis.info for more.
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Congenital Muscular Torticollis E-
Book Shows Parents How To Help
Their Child
If your infant has just been diagnosed with congenital muscular
torticollis, don’t despair. Dr. Phillips-Williams' new book will show you
how to help them make a full recovery.
If your child has CMT, which
is also commonly referred to
as a head tilt or wry neck,
this book has the answers to
all your questions.
If you are looking for additional
support, practical care strategies,
and developmentally appropriate
exercises, Parent’s Guide to
Congenital Muscular Torticollis is
perfect.
The book's publishers said, “The
book covers the role of orthotics,
comprehensive repositioning
programs and tailored care plans
to provide parents with tangible
tools."
They added, "The inclusion of
torticollis exercises further
enhances the practicality of the
guide, offering hands-on
solutions to promote physical
development.”
The book contains sixteen structured chapters and has
been written in clear, everyday language that is
appropriate for all parents.
Community Health and Education Services, LLC is proud to be
publishing Dr. Phillips-Williams’ work, and they are confident it will help
your child to make a swift recovery.
Go to http://infanttorticollis.inf for
more.
Book Shows Parents How To Help
Their Child
If your infant has just been diagnosed with congenital muscular
torticollis, don’t despair. Dr. Phillips-Williams' new book will show you
how to help them make a full recovery.
If your child has CMT, which
is also commonly referred to
as a head tilt or wry neck,
this book has the answers to
all your questions.
If you are looking for additional
support, practical care strategies,
and developmentally appropriate
exercises, Parent’s Guide to
Congenital Muscular Torticollis is
perfect.
The book's publishers said, “The
book covers the role of orthotics,
comprehensive repositioning
programs and tailored care plans
to provide parents with tangible
tools."
They added, "The inclusion of
torticollis exercises further
enhances the practicality of the
guide, offering hands-on
solutions to promote physical
development.”
The book contains sixteen structured chapters and has
been written in clear, everyday language that is
appropriate for all parents.
Community Health and Education Services, LLC is proud to be
publishing Dr. Phillips-Williams’ work, and they are confident it will help
your child to make a swift recovery.
Go to http://infanttorticollis.inf for
more.