Due to Covid-19, we unfortunately have to reschedule the Basic Course on motor development and treatment of children. It will be held on October 12-13. Same place as earlier, Capio ArtroCclinic in Stockholm. We hope for a lot of learning, discussions, and collaboration. Warmly welcome!
There are still spots available, and you can read more and sign up here.
Due to the COVID influenza, the possibility of conducting digital healthcare meetings has improved. Learn to Move’s clinical operations now also include online meetings via Memotus. If you have a child with questions related to pediatric physiotherapy, you can download the Memotus app, identify yourself with BankID, and request a consultation. For children, healthcare is free of charge. Healthcare is part of the services offered by the Stockholm healthcare region.
Click here to getan information sheet about the digital operations.
With joy, Learn to Move continues to participate as an educator in the Early Childhood Educator Training this fall, focusing on the first three foundational years of a child’s life. This time, the course is held in Gothenburg, and Helena Lindfors, who is responsible for the training, has recently published the book “De yngsta barnens läroplan” (The Curriculum for the Youngest Children) together with Ann Granberg and Camilla Carlberg. The authors highlight the needs and perspectives of the youngest children and call for a curriculum for the very youngest, as the brain develops significantly and is sensitive during this time. They describe, among other things, how attachment to educators is fundamental for security and trust, both in oneself and in the children. It will be exciting and enjoyable to work together with the education coordinator Helena Lindfors.
Here is the link for more information.
Wise thoughts on the curriculum for the very youngest children.
Motor development for the very youngest is incredibly important for the overall development of the child. Now Expo Medica’s full-day event on motor development is returning to Stockholm on April 28th. During this full-day training, you will learn about current issues and how to support children and parents for positive development. Especially the newborn period up to 3 months is crucial for a good start and avoiding common issues. The course addresses, for example, WHY tummy time is crucial, when it should be initiated, and when head control should be programmed to be completed.
On February 12th at 22:00, you can watch the program about Liam on SVT 1 in Super Kids. Liam has DCD and wants to learn how to ride a bike – there is a lot happening when you learn something you didn’t think you could, and that realization creates fantastic opportunities to learn even more!
If you want to watch the program on UR Play, you can click here.
It’s almost time again for the Basic Course in Motor Development, which takes place at Capio Artro Clinic on May 4-5, 2020. We hope for a lot of learning, discussions, and collaboration. Warmly welcome!
You can learn more by going to the education setting.