Advanced Biomechanical Rehabilitation (ABR)
http://www.abrtherapy.com

ABR is the first method capable of non surgical predictable correction of our child’s musculoskeletal structure.

The underlying principle of ABR is that structure comes before function. Without the proper “frame”, a child would not be able to crawl, creep or even walk, no matter how much stretching, etc that parents do for them. Therefore, without a fully developed normal structure, normal function is impossible. So, without normalization of structure, the best expectation is some functional compensation.

To fully appreciate the theory of ABR, it is important to understand the musculoskeletal structure of a healthy child. From there, it would be evident on the deficient structure of a BI child. Briefly, here’s some of the common structural deficiencies of a BI child:
   · Short neck
   · Bulging and unstable trachea
   · Lack of jawline and chinline
   · Collar bone is hardly visible or totally invisible for some
   · Lack of depth for the chest level
   · Lower ribs are spread
   · Distorted respiratory patterns
   · Lack of rotational mobility

Once you embark on the ABR journey, you will be able to make predicted changes in child’s structure. However, this is going to be slow process which involves a considerable length of time. Therefore, for parents who are willing to invest their time, they must also have the patience, in order to witness such unfolding changes in the child’s body.

Cranial Sacral Therapy (CST)

There are different types of CST; one is pioneered by the Dr Upledger (founder of Upledger Institute) and the other type comes under osteopathy.

http://www.upledger.com

http://www.osteopathiccenter.org

There are reported progress from parents under each type of cranial work. However, from a personal point of view, cranial osteopathy looks at the body as a whole instead of just at the cranial system.

Chiropractic
http://www.chiropractic4kids.com