Neurological rehabilitation is rarely about one movement, one muscle group or one piece of equipment. A person recovering from a stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury or another neurological condition may need to work on balance, coordination, strength, mobility and everyday activities at the same time. This is where the right neurological rehabilitation equipment
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Most parents can point to the first time worry showed up. It may have been when their child was two and still could not put words in a clear order. It may have been at four, when the words came out, but strangers could not make sense of them. A child who knew exactly what
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There is something nobody really prepares you for when someone you care about — or you yourself — loses the ability to do everyday things. Like getting dressed, making breakfast, holding a pen, gripping a mug. These aren’t dramatic milestones, they’re just life. And when they become difficult or impossible, the loss is felt in
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Usually, when a child first goes to a therapy clinic parents think that therapy begins with choosing the swing, balance board or sensory toy. In reality, effective therapy begins before that; it begins with getting to know the child. When you are selecting therapy equipment, you should not go for the newest or most costly
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You’re the parent who has noticed your child frequently jumping on the sofa, spinning in circles hitting the cushions or covering their ears when the noise is loud. Some children enjoy these activities. Other children become overwhelmed by what they see, hear or touch every day. In those situations, a home sensory gym can make
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Occupational therapy is based on a simple concept: people can function more effectively when they are able to perform meaningful activities of daily living, be it a child learning to grasp a pencil, an adult regaining motor abilities after a stroke, or an elderly person relearning to dress himself. Nevertheless, good intentions and competent hands
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There’s a moment every occupational therapist knows well — when a patient who couldn’t button their own shirt last month does it without thinking. No fanfare. Just a quiet, ordinary thing that used to be impossible. Tools like TalkTools Oral Motor Tools have shown what’s possible when the right equipment meets a clear clinical goal
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Every child develops at their pace. Some children may have trouble doing things like holding a pencil or buttoning their clothes. They might have a time focusing in class or dealing with things that overwhelm their senses. Occupational therapy for children helps children learn the skills they need to be more independent and confident in
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All children perceive the world using their senses. They will see, feel, hear, smell, and act in their surroundings with the brain consuming all of this information. But not every child does this easily. Some children might become overstimulated by sensory input, avoid some textures, have issues with movement or concentrate. There problems may be
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Setting up or modernizing a physiotherapy unit involves more than just procuring some machines. It entails choosing the type of equipment that best aids in faster recovery times for patients, provides answers to the daily clinical needs of physiotherapy and makes it easy for the therapists themselves. The type of equipment chosen will vary from
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