Sensorimotor Therapy Using Vestibular Stimulation: A Complementary Method for ‘Treatment’ of Developmental Coordination Disorder and a Possible Way to Awaken the Innate Potential for a Physically Active Life

M. Niklasson, Irene Niklasson, P. Rasmussen
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The aim of this commentary is to present characteristics of an “unidentified psychological barrier,” which we previously have speculated to be associated with vestibular underachievement, an overlooked part for the understanding of the resistance to physical activity as well as in the assessments and interventions of developmental coordination disorder (DCD). Furthermore, we will discuss the importance of its identification and how to push knowledge forward. A delayed or partly absent sensorimotor development for an otherwise healthy infant might be a substantial sign of an underachieving vestibular system. It is time to act and to take sensorimotor immaturities seriously. In order to come to terms with DCD including physical inactivity there is a need for a grounded approach to sensorimotor development, not the least as a complement to already established ‘treatment’ methods.
使用前庭刺激的感觉运动疗法:一种“治疗”发育协调障碍的补充方法和一种唤醒身体活跃生活的先天潜力的可能方法
这篇评论的目的是呈现一种“未知的心理障碍”的特征,我们之前推测它与前庭发育不良有关,这是对身体活动抵抗的理解以及对发育协调障碍(DCD)的评估和干预的一个被忽视的部分。此外,我们将讨论其识别的重要性以及如何推动知识向前发展。在其他方面健康的婴儿,感觉运动发育迟缓或部分缺失可能是前庭系统发育不良的重要标志。是时候采取行动,认真对待感觉运动的不成熟了。为了与包括缺乏运动在内的DCD达成协议,需要一种基于感觉运动发展的方法,而不仅仅是作为已经建立的“治疗”方法的补充。
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