Apport des panneaux Vichy dans l'acquisition de la station assise depuis son utilisation au CAMSP en 2011

The seated position is achieved by the integration of sensory systems and the use of muscle chains to ensure balance and maintenance of the posture against gravity. This position frees the mobility of the upper limbs. Based on the work of Prof. A. Büllinger and his colleagues, which explores the function of sensory flows, particularly peripheral visual flows, in the tonicopostural development of the child, we sought to highlight the importance of the sensory support with which the child with a neuromotor disorder readjusts himself and straightens his back. In a first experiment of specific therapeutic education with gingham panels, we found an immediate, but not permanent, effect of postural straightening when the child is surrounded by these panels, and a long-term effect when they are integrated in the child's physical therapy over a given period. The conclusions drawn from this experiment led us to use gingham panels as a complementary tool in neuromotor therapy within the CAMSP.