Musculoskeletal disorders are conditions that affect the bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, causing pain, stiffness, and mobility issues.

Limb weakness refers to a decrease in muscle strength or power in the arms or legs, causing difficulty with balance, movement and daily activities.

Joint alignment refers to the proper positioning and spacing of joints in the body, reducing the risk of injury or pain and helping movement.

Low muscle tone, also known as hypotonia, is a condition in which a person has reduced muscle tone and strength, causing difficulties with movement and coordination.

Balance refers to the ability to maintain a stable and upright position while standing or moving, which is controlled by the brain and body's systems.

Gross motor skills refer to the coordination and control of large muscle movements in everday life, such as walking, running, jumping, and climbing.

Neurological conditions are a group of diseases and disorders affecting the nervous system, causing issues with movement, sensation, thinking, feeling, and communication.

Posture and seating refer to the alignment and position of the body while sitting or standing, which can affect comfort, mobility, and overall health.