Les effets de la gravité sur le développement du bébé

Vasseur, Roger

doi:10.3917/eres.absm.2015.01.0061

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“…This may have made adaptation more difficult, especially in our brain-damaged patients. Several experiments have shown that during walking the head is an inertial platform and that its stabilization in space serves as a basis for the descending organization of postural control (Grossman et al, 1988; Pozzo et al, 1990; Winter, 1995, 2009; Nicholas et al, 1998; Mulavara et al, 2002; Vasseur, 2015). According to these authors, head/trunk coordination is also an articulated set.…”

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“…According to these authors, head/trunk coordination is also an articulated set. Nevertheless, postural analysis in children (Vasseur, 2015), the elderly (Brand, 1992) and patients (Winter, 1991) has revealed that this notion of an articulated set is inaccurate, and these authors instead presented the notion of an “in-block coordination” between head/trunk segments. This in-block coordination may correspond to a freezing of the degrees of freedom as stated by Bernstein (1967).…”

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Effect of Mechanical Horse Practice as New Postural Training in Patients With Neurological Disorders: A Pilot Study

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Objective: From a dynamic system approach, this study evaluated the impact of a new training protocol using a mechanical horse on the postural coordination of brain-damaged patients. Methods: Eighteen volunteer brain-damaged patients (i.e., post-stroke or traumatic brain injury) were recruited and randomly divided into an experimental group (horse group; n = 10, conventional therapy associated with horse-riding exercise on the mechanical horse for 30 min, twice a week, for 12 weeks) and a control group ( n = 8; conventional therapy without intervention on the mechanical horse). Postural coordination was evaluated during pre- and post-tests through discrete relative phase (DRP) computation: ϕ Head−Horse , ϕ Trunk−Horse. Results: A significant effect of used training has been showed, F (1, 15) = 16.6 ( p < 0.05) for all patients, concerning the trunk/horse coordination. Conclusion: This pilot study results showed the impact of this new training method on the postural coordination of these patients. After 24 sessions, the coordination of the horse group patients differed from that of the control group, showing their ability to adapt to constraints and develop specific modes of postural coordination (trunk/horse antiphase ) to optimize their posture.

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Effect of Mechanical Horse Practice as New Postural Training in Patients With Neurological Disorders: A Pilot Study

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Accompagnement parental en psychomotricité sous l’angle de l’approche sensori-motrice

Ritter

2023

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Résumé La dynamique des interactions est une composante à part entière de la séance de psychomotricité, tout autant que le tonus et le mouvement. C’est en se souciant de chacun (nous-même, le parent et l’enfant) que l’on peut agir sur elle et permettre un environnement plus favorable. Comment une psychomotricienne peut-elle travailler, en libéral, avec l’enfant et ses parents ? Nous nous intéressons, dans ce propos, à la manière de les accompagner dans une perspective développementale et globale.

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La construction des représentations corporelles du bébé

Livoir-Petersen¹

2018

La Construction Des Représentations Corporelles Du Bébé

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Les effets de la gravité sur le développement du bébé

Cited by 8 publications

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Effect of Mechanical Horse Practice as New Postural Training in Patients With Neurological Disorders: A Pilot Study

Effect of Mechanical Horse Practice as New Postural Training in Patients With Neurological Disorders: A Pilot Study

Accompagnement parental en psychomotricité sous l’angle de l’approche sensori-motrice

La construction des représentations corporelles du bébé

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