What is Developmental Delay?
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This is a classification
that encompasses all forms of learning difficulties and
behavioural problems.
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Developmental delay describes an incomplete development of the brain.
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Resulting imbalances could lead to
the symptoms of dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADD, ADHD, OCD and
Tourette's
So what can be done?
Careful neurological examination of the child can give an
indication of whether an imbalance is present and where in the nervous system the weakness lies.
Each child will have a different presentation so a tailored
management plan is produced.
 Stimulation
of specific areas of the nervous system, in the form of computer generated images,
Chiropractic adjustments and
specific physical exercises are used to improve the balance
and quality of communication.
Advice is also given on nutrition and certain lifestyle
changes that have to be made to support the developing nervous
system.
The combination of the diet changes, adjustments and exercises enables the
under functioning areas of the brain to mature and balance.
Parents, teachers and the children
themselves are reporting excellent results, but research
evaluating our work is at an early stage, so currently our
methods are unproven and results can not be guaranteed.
Want to know more?
 The
new approach to managing Developmental delay was discovered by
Doctor of Chiropractic Robin Pauc.
Robin Pauc is a Chiropractor and a qualified Chiropractic Neurologist.
He has
done extensive research and has been developing his protocols over
a number of years.
He has now trained a number of
Chiropractors to offer this management within their practices
around the UK and abroad.
If you wish to know more about developmental
delay, either phone the practice to talk to Doctor of
Chiropractic Southam, read the books "Is That My Child"
and "The brain food plan" or explore the Tinsley House Clinic
web site (The address is found in our links page) |
01305 263542
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