Torticollis, also known as wryneck or twisted neck, is a condition most commonly seen in babies where a shortening or tightness of the neck muscles on one side causes their head to tilt. Discover the common signs of torticollis, what can happen if they're unaddressed, and how receiving physical therapy through the early intervention program can prevent serious long-term effects.

If you child hasn't begun walking by 15-18 months, these simple strategies may help improve their strength, balance, and confidence.

If your child is experiencing motor delays or struggles with balance and coordination, they may qualify for physical therapy through the early intervention program.

As one of Happy Hearts’ newest providers, physical therapist Kaylie Vrabel-Lopez helps children with gross motor skill delays hit age appropriate milestones.