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Jill Moscicki

Jill Moscicki

Pediatric physical therapist (PT, DPT) and founder/owner of Leap Pediatric Therapy in Pelham, AL, specializing in early movement issues like torticollis and plagiocephaly.

Aug 20, 2026

6:55
Can you tell us a little bit more about torticollis and what that treatment would actually look like for a kiddo?
7:02
Yeah, of course.
7:03
So torticollis refers to the muscles in your neck.
7:06
And usually what happens is your SCM, so your sternocleidomastoid muscle, it's going to be really tight on one side.
7:14
So that muscle has two jobs.
7:16
It's going to tip your head to one side and it's going to turn your head to the opposite side.
7:20
So kiddos that have torticollis usually have a preference to look to one side more than the other.

7 MINS LATER

14:27
Can you tell us what that would look like? How does that impact future motor development? And what could have caused that kiddo to skip the crawling stage?

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