A clinical career dedicated to understanding infant movement
I’m Judy Green, an osteopathic manual practitioner and educator specializing in the assessment and treatment of infants. My work brings together cranial, general and biodynamic osteopathy with the study of stability, movement and developmental kinesiology. This integrated approach shapes both my clinical practice and the courses I teach to manual practitioners.
My clinical philosophy
Infant movement is never about one structure or milestone in isolation. A milestone shows what an infant can do. The way the infant achieves it reveals the organization, stability and control underlying the movement.
I consider how stability, mobility, symmetry and development work together across the whole baby. This perspective helps reveal the primary functional problem and creates clearer priorities for focused, effective treatment.
Experience behind the teaching
My teaching is grounded in physiotherapy education, osteopathic training and advanced postgraduate study in infant development. I bring these perspectives together in a clear clinical framework that helps manual practitioners assess with confidence and translate their findings into focused treatment.
Clinical Foundation
BScPT, University of Toronto, 1981.
D.O.M.P., DipScOst, Canadian College of Osteopathy, 2001.
Advanced Paediatric Study
Advanced Biodynamic Osteopathy studies with Dr. James Jealous.
First certified Paediatric DNS Practitioner in 2015.
First certified Paediatric Vojta therapist in North America in 2017.
Course Creator and Educator
Creator and Instructor of Assessment and Treatment of the Young Baby courses for Manual Practitioners.
More than 250 manual practitioners taught.
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