If your infant has a head tilt and wry neck, Community Health and Education Services and Dr. Phillips-Williams’ new e-book will show you how to support them and get them the treatment they need. Go to http://infanttorticollis.info to find out more.
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Infant Congenital Muscular Torticollis Book For
Parents Covers Treatments
Community Health and Education Services and
Dr. Phillips-Williams are here to support you if
your child has congenital muscular torticollis or a
pronounced head tilt.
Dr. Phillips-Williams’ new e-book,
which is titled ‘Parent’s Guide to
Congenital Muscular Torticollis,’ has
been written to help you if your infant
child has this condition.
Although torticollis is
treatable for 98% of
infants, if left untreated it
can lead to permanent
damage to motor skills
and permanent
asymmetry of the face and
neck.
With her new book,
experienced pediatrician
Dr. Phillips-Williams will
help you get all the
information you need about
the condition, how it
presents and how it can be
treated.
She said, “This
transformative resource is
strategically designed to
provide knowledge, support,
and practical strategies for
the unique journey of each
child.”
As both a parent and a
pediatrician, Dr. Phillips-
Williams knows the fear of not
knowing, which she is
confident her clearly written,
detailed and encouraging
book can allay.
The book is recommended
reading for you if you have or
know an infant with the condition.
You can now download it on the
Community Health and Education
Services webpage.
Go to http://infanttorticollis.inf to find
out more.
Parents Covers Treatments
Community Health and Education Services and
Dr. Phillips-Williams are here to support you if
your child has congenital muscular torticollis or a
pronounced head tilt.
Dr. Phillips-Williams’ new e-book,
which is titled ‘Parent’s Guide to
Congenital Muscular Torticollis,’ has
been written to help you if your infant
child has this condition.
Although torticollis is
treatable for 98% of
infants, if left untreated it
can lead to permanent
damage to motor skills
and permanent
asymmetry of the face and
neck.
With her new book,
experienced pediatrician
Dr. Phillips-Williams will
help you get all the
information you need about
the condition, how it
presents and how it can be
treated.
She said, “This
transformative resource is
strategically designed to
provide knowledge, support,
and practical strategies for
the unique journey of each
child.”
As both a parent and a
pediatrician, Dr. Phillips-
Williams knows the fear of not
knowing, which she is
confident her clearly written,
detailed and encouraging
book can allay.
The book is recommended
reading for you if you have or
know an infant with the condition.
You can now download it on the
Community Health and Education
Services webpage.
Go to http://infanttorticollis.inf to find
out more.