Your statements humble me. Thank you for your time reading my posts.
Truly my first indoctrination regarding Bobath was in my pre-clinical days. At that time we have been introduced to the reflex inhibiting patterns and the use of key points of control in our interventions with stroke patients (Bobath, 1990). Fairly at that time I have no concept about evidence-based practice thus I accepted hook, line and sinker that Bobath was the way to go in treatment of patients with stroke. And eventually this evolved to the eclectic method of interventions. When I first practiced in the US I took the opportunity to attend to two courses under the auspices of the Neuro-Developmental Treatment Association (NDTA) to augment my pre-clinical training and