Alignment in postural and movement transitions in the normal adult

Description

Observation and analysis of movement and posture are essential to problem-solving and treatment application. This video describes, demonstrates and leads the viewer through an active understanding of the essential movement and postural components that need to be addressed in treatment. Analysis of the base of support, alignment in various postures, active trunk responses, lateral weight shifts, transitional movement components and facilitating transfers are included in this comprehensive look at movement control.

Runtime

37 min

Series

Subjects

Date of Publication

2011

Database

Alexander Street

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