Anat Baniel Method® with Jon Martinez- Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy, Hypertonia, and Dysphagia

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Jon Martinez, Certified Anat Baniel Method® for Children Practitioner, is working with seven month old Sophia. She is diagnosed with HIE, hypertonia, and dysphagia. In this block of lessons you will see Jon help Sophia organize her movements to roll over and come up on her knees.
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28 мар 2013

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Комментарии : 10

@oshinkashyap1094 6 лет назад

This is so precious! Really admire the work that you're doing Jon 😊

@JonMartinez-MovementMatters 4 года назад

Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comments!

@luciennes1979 3 года назад

You 're an amazing practitioner 👍

@JonMartinez-MovementMatters 3 года назад

Thank you! 😃

@learning-and-fun 2 года назад

Hi,why you are not making this kind of videos any more? Your work is amaizing and helps us that do pt home for our kids

@JonMartinez-MovementMatters 2 года назад

Thanks for watching my videos and I am happy that you are finding them helpful in your work with kids. I hope to make more in the months ahead!

@barbara623 3 года назад

My baby had critical HIE which got lowered to moderate when she left. Her movements are tight but she has wonderful neck control and rolling ability. As well as when you put her on her knees she was rocking herself. She is 6 weeks, and us as her parents see this as good. In your opinion should we seek out someone along the same lines of work as you to ensure our baby progresses well?

@JonMartinez-MovementMatters 3 года назад

First, I would recommend you get a doctors opinion in regard to your babies development. It sounds like your baby is doing well in many areas thus far which is great. Our work can be helpful for any child and if a parent has concerns in regard to their baby, it is not a bad idea to see a practitioner and they can give you ideas and recommendations for helping your child continue down the right track and setting up a learning environment at home. Hope this helps and I wish you guys the best!