Occupational Therapy Equipments

Kids have a lot of energy. Provide a safe environment for them, and they’ll find it no trouble to be active. A trampoline can make jumping fun and help children learn to control, coordinate and balance their bodies! However, selecting a trampoline for a youngster isn’t as simple as choosing the biggest or the least

We use our hands for almost everything we do buttoning a shirt, holding a cup, writing, picking up small objects and everyday tools. Even simple tasks can be frustrating when injury, surgery, neurological conditions or developmental difficulties affect hand movement. Occupational therapy helps people to learn or regain the skills they need to do daily

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

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

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

Rehabilitation centers across India are seeing a shift in who walks through their doors. More post-surgical patients, more stroke survivors, more elderly patients with joint pain, more children with developmental delays. Land-based physiotherapy can only do so much for a lot of these cases — and that’s exactly where hydro therapy equipment has started to

One of the main reasons people communicate with one another is that they have wants and needs, and they want to share these things through verbal communication. For many people—those with a speech disorder, injury, or neurological condition—communicating with others can be a very difficult challenge day-to-day. Assistive devices can help solve this problem by

Children acquire knowledge and skills as they play and typically perform day-to-day tasks such as dressing or writing, providing them with the ability to accomplish many of life’s normal activities. However, some children may have difficulty completing some or all of these tasks due to developmental delay, sensory challenges or physical disability. This is when