Movement Disorder in Children

If you have a child who is suffering from a movement disorder, this course will help you understand what it is and how to manage it.

There are many types of movement disorders that can affect children. Some common examples include tics, tremors, dystonia, chorea and ataxia. These conditions can be very distressing for both the child as well as their family members. It’s important to identify these conditions early on so that they can be managed effectively with treatment options available today.

As parents, we want to do everything in our power to help our children grow up healthy and happy. But when your child is diagnosed with a movement disorder, it can be hard to know what the next steps are. That’s why we created this guide for parents of kids who have been diagnosed with any kind of movement disorder. We hope that by reading through this information you will feel more empowered and informed about your child’s condition so that you can make better decisions on their behalf moving forward.

You may not realize how much these disorders impact your daily life until they become part of your or your loved one's routine. It might seem like there isn't anything you can do about it but there are plenty of things that both doctors and patients alike can try together in order to improve the quality of life for those living with these conditions every day. By understanding triggers, investigating causes, and managing symptoms effectively, people living with movement disorders can lead happier lives despite their diagnosis! Let us help you get started today!

Learning Outcomes

1) What are movement disorders

2) How we can identify them

3) How we can reduce its severity by understanding triggers

4) Understanding by examples

5) Investigations for movement disorder

6) Management of Movement disorder

# The course contains videos of children with movement disorder as part of teaching. Please do not subscribe to them if that is distressing#