United Brachial Plexus Network

<r>Pain perception in children is a confusing subject. I have posted some information on the Public Forum at <URL url="http://www.tascnetworkforum.net">www.tascnetworkforum.net</URL> . There is also a poll available so that you can help us understand the scope of the problem better. When you visit, ...

<r>The Out-of–Sync Child is a great book and I suggest that you read it if you have any worries about your child and Sensory Processing Disorder. Sensory Integration or SI is a therapy model that can be extremely helpful in this condition. A more recent book is “Evidence and Art: Merging Forces in P...

<r>Thank you Kath for bring this forward. I had posted the following on the general message board and would have missed this thread. It is really disturbing to read how many people have had to deal with so much pain with so little support over the years. Pain is a reality for every person who has ha...

<t>The development and function of the shoulder is one of the key biomechanical issues in recovery from BPI. The problems of scapular winging and decreased supination often go hand in hand. Much of the supination problem is not a nerve issue. It is actually caused by the position of the shoulder. Yo...

<r>Pain is a reality for every person who has had a peripheral nerve injury. It is important for all of us to realize that pain is one of the significant problems in the process of recovery and therapy. When the injury happens at birth, many children grow up thinking a certain amount of pain is norm...

<r>WOW...such nice things written about the program. Thank you. The conference information is up at <URL url="http://www.tascnetwork.net">www.tascnetwork.net</URL> Also a hotel list and some information about Toronto. The Toronto airport is serviced by most US airlines or their partners. I mentioned...