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5/2/19Intensive training for children with CP – why and how?
A big question that often arises when we discuss physical therapy for children with Cerebral Palsy (CP) is dosing. How much therapy is considered to be enough?
4/16/19Case study: Duncan (CP) and his Innowalk
Duncan and his parents chose the Innowalk to help increase his activity levels. The device has affected his gastrointestinal function positively, and his joints are more flexible as well.
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3/20/19[Video] Fighting her way back up– how Stefanie recovers from TBI using the Innowalk
Robbed of her ability to move and communicate, Stefanie (31) was faced with a daunting prospect: having to overcome traumatic brain injury. Her parents were duly overwhelmed when she took her first steps – thanks…
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2/6/19Transitioning from Youth to Adulthood with CP – Insights from Joakim
The transition from youth to adulthood can be challenging, especially if you happen to have cerebral palsy (CP). Where am I going to live? What kind of assistance is available? There’s a lot to think about, but…
1/21/19How Can You Live a Fulfilling Life with Fatigue and Cerebral Palsy?
Fatigue is a common symptom for people with cerebral palsy (CP). Although there are no specific treatments for fatigue, there are still things you can do.
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1/14/19[Video] Niels Reduced His Contractures Significantly After Just a Year in the Innowalk
Due to immobilization after a leg fraktur, Niels developed serious knee contractures. Thanks to intense and persistent training in the Innowalk, he was able to reduce his contractures significantly.
12/14/18Leon Regained the Joy of Movement with the Innowalk
Leon was unhappy and opposed to working out. It all changed when he discovered the Innowalk.
7/30/18Improved Endurance and Mood with the Innowalk
Per Øivind is a 25-year-old Norwegian with cerebral palsy (CP), GMFCS II. Despite having limited mobility and a vision impairment, Øivind is able to walk and cope with different daily activities.