by Joshua T. Wall | Adolescent Health, Pain & Injury, Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine
It is 9pm and your child is awake again, holding their legs and asking you to rub them. By breakfast they are sprinting around the kitchen as if nothing happened. If that pattern sounds familiar, you are likely looking at growing pains, and the pattern itself is the...
by Joshua T. Wall | Adolescent Health, Musculoskeletal, Physiotherapy, Spine
You notice it at the pool, or when a school shirt keeps sitting crooked. One shoulder looks higher than the other, or one shoulder blade sticks out more. For a lot of parents, that is the first hint of scoliosis, and the first reaction is worry. Here is the calm...
