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START WITH WHAT HURTS

Torticollis

A persistent head tilt or difficulty rotating the neck, sometimes seen in infants and children.

A qualified pediatric clinician can assess movement, positioning and appropriate exercises, and identify when medical evaluation is needed.

What might you notice?

A persistent head tilt or difficulty rotating the neck, sometimes seen in infants and children. Symptoms do not establish a diagnosis.

How might rehabilitation help?

A qualified pediatric clinician can assess movement, positioning and appropriate exercises, and identify when medical evaluation is needed.

Next steps

Discuss your goals with a clinician. Treatment depends on assessment findings, training and whether rehabilitation is appropriate.

For sudden, severe or worsening symptoms, seek appropriate medical attention. This website does not provide a diagnosis.