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Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)Spinal muscular atrophy is a genetic neuromuscular disorder in which the motor neurons—nerv...
06/10/2026

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

Spinal muscular atrophy is a genetic neuromuscular disorder in which the motor neurons—nerve cells in the spinal cord that control voluntary muscles—gradually degenerate.

Why does it happen?🛎

Most cases are caused by changes in the SMN1 gene, leading to insufficient survival motor neuron (SMN) protein. SMA is usually inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern.

Main features⌛️
Progressive muscle weakness and muscle wasting

Low muscle tone (hypotonia), particularly in infants

Delayed or lost motor milestones

Difficulty sitting, standing, walking, or climbing stairs

Weakness is often more prominent in the proximal muscles—shoulders, hips and trunk

Reduced or absent deep tendon reflexes

Tremors or fine twitching of the tongue/fingers may occur

In severe forms, weakness of the breathing and swallowing muscles

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Depending on the individual, treatment may include gene therapy or medications that increase SMN protein production, along with respiratory, nutritional, physiotherapy and occupational therapy support.

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From an OT perspective, goals include maximizing independence in dressing, feeding, school activities and mobility; conserving energy; optimizing positioning and seating; adapting equipment; and supporting participation while avoiding excessive muscle fatigue.

02/10/2026

👅What is Tongue-Tie?

Tongue-tie, medically known as ankyloglossia, is a condition where the thin tissue connecting the tongue to the floor of the mouth (the lingual frenulum) is shorter, tighter, or less flexible than usual. This can restrict the tongue's normal movements.

How can it affect a child?
Depending on the severity, a child may have difficulty with:
👅 Moving the tongue up, down or from side to side
🥣 Chewing and managing food effectively
💧 Moving food and saliva inside the mouth
🗣️ Producing certain speech sounds
👄 Maintaining good lip and tongue coordination
🍽️ Developing efficient eating and swallowing patterns

🌟 Why Oral Motor Therapy?

Oral motor therapy helps the child develop better strength, movement, coordination and control of the muscles of the lips, cheeks, jaw and tongue.

Therapy may include activities that help the child:
😊Improve tongue mobility and coordination
😁Develop better chewing skills
😊Improve lip closure and oral control
😁Improve oral awareness
😊Support more efficient feeding and swallowing
😄Prepare and support the oral movements needed for clear speech

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👅What is Tongue-Tie?Tongue-tie, medically known as ankyloglossia, is a condition where the thin tissue connecting the to...
02/10/2026

👅What is Tongue-Tie?

Tongue-tie, medically known as ankyloglossia, is a condition where the thin tissue connecting the tongue to the floor of the mouth (the lingual frenulum) is shorter, tighter, or less flexible than usual. This can restrict the tongue's normal movements.

How can it affect a child?
Depending on the severity, a child may have difficulty with:
👅 Moving the tongue up, down or from side to side
🥣 Chewing and managing food effectively
💧 Moving food and saliva inside the mouth
🗣️ Producing certain speech sounds
👄 Maintaining good lip and tongue coordination
🍽️ Developing efficient eating and swallowing patterns

🌟 Why Oral Motor Therapy?

Oral motor therapy helps the child develop better strength, movement, coordination and control of the muscles of the lips, cheeks, jaw and tongue.

Therapy may include activities that help the child:
😊Improve tongue mobility and coordination
😁Develop better chewing skills
😊Improve lip closure and oral control
😁Improve oral awareness
😊Support more efficient feeding and swallowing
😄Prepare and support the oral movements needed for clear speech

27th Sept - International Day of DeafWonderful to have completed certified "Basic Sign Language Course" over a span for ...
27/09/2026

27th Sept - International Day of Deaf

Wonderful to have completed certified "Basic Sign Language Course" over a span for couple of months.

To be able to communicate with beautiful hearts

Join NowOpen for All ages from 4 to 9 years Call # +91 088883 57497We are thrilled to Announce " BUILDING BETTER - Soci...
09/09/2026

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Open for All ages from 4 to 9 years

Call # +91 088883 57497

We are thrilled to Announce " BUILDING BETTER - Social Skills Camp" for ages 4 to 9, where fun meets creativity & learning meets adventure

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Panjim: Sat 11.30 to 12.30
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01/09/2026

Cerebral Palsy is caused due to damage or abnormal development of brain affecting movement, muscle tone, posture, balance and coordination

Every child's journey is different. Support makes a difference. 💙

25/08/2026

Dysgraphia is a specific learning difficulty that mainly affects writing skills. A child may know what they want to say but have difficulty putting it down on paper clearly, efficiently, and accurately.

Common signs of dysgraphia
✏️ Poor or inconsistent handwriting — letters may be uneven, poorly formed, or difficult to read.
📏 Poor spacing and alignment — words may be crowded, spread out, or drift above/below the line.
🐢 Slow writing speed — takes much longer than peers to complete written work.
💪 Excessive pencil pressure or an awkward pencil grip.
🔤 Difficulty with letter formation, sizing, direction, or maintaining consistent writing.
📝 Difficulty copying from the board or copying accurately.
🧠 Difficulty putting thoughts into written form, despite being able to explain them verbally.
😣 Fatigue, frustration, or avoidance of writing tasks.

Important point

Dysgraphia is not simply “bad handwriting.” It can involve difficulties with fine-motor control, visual-motor integration, motor planning, spelling, written expression, and the automaticity of writing.
From an Occupational Therapy perspective, assessment may look at handwriting mechanics, fine-motor skills, visual-motor integration, posture, pencil grasp, writing speed, and the child's functional performance in school.

Simple way to explain it to parents/teachers:
“A child with dysgraphia may have the ideas and knowledge, but the act of writing those ideas on paper is unusually difficult.”

Consult your Pediatric Occupational Therapist for the same


Understanding Visual Motor Integration Children will show Handwriting difficulties, reading issues, poor ability to rea...
17/08/2026

Understanding Visual Motor Integration

Children will show Handwriting difficulties, reading issues, poor ability to read newspapers as well as exam papers even though they know the answers, reduce speed in writing, few may also demonstrate have poor physical reflexive skills during sports etc

Consult your Pediatric Occupational Therapist for the same

Contact # 8888 35 7497Miracle: Pediatric Neuro Therapy Clinics, Goa ...
03/12/2025

Contact # 8888 35 7497

Miracle: Pediatric Neuro Therapy Clinics, Goa

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Miracle, Kamat Grand, Office #411, 4th Floor, Behind Caculo Mall, St. Inez, North Goa, , Miracle, Crossroads Avenue, Commercial Plaza, Office #10 A, 1st Floor, Above Honda Showroom, Opp. Fatorda Polic
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403001

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Monday 9:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 7pm
Thursday 9:30am - 7pm
Friday 9:30am - 7pm
Saturday 9:30am - 7pm

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