Mommy2myEm:
yeah, I'm an OT. Nice to meet you! I agree with you - this isn't the "cure all that ails you" approach. I don't think anything is, because so much of what causes these problems is multifactorial. There has to be a multifactorial approach to intervention.
Do you have experience in working with any nutritional approaches to hypotonia and dyspraxia? At this course, the nutritionist presented these supplements as helping:
Hypotonia: Vitamin E, B complex (especially B1 and B2, Carnitine, Co-Enzyme Q 10 and alpha lipoic acid.
And for dyspraxia: Omega 3 fats (DHA/EPA, Vitamin E complex and Phosphatidylcholine.
