Physical Therapy for Adults with Cerebral Palsy
For individuals with cerebral palsy, it is recommended to start physical therapy as soon as possible. But what does it entail for an adult individual, and how should it be executed?
What is Hydrotherapy?
Hydrotherapy can help children and adults who are liable to lose strength and muscle bulk because of their inability to move independently. Thanks to the weightlessness of the water, they are able to stand upright…
When Should Assistive Devices be Introduced?
It’s the goal of most parents of children with disabilities to get your child to crawl, stand and walk, in that order. And for most, it is achievable either independently or by the support of devices. But how soon…
Assistive Devices To Help Make Everyday Life Easier
For people with disabilities, assistive devices and technology offer opportunity for inclusion in all aspects of everyday life. Here is an overview of devices that breaks down the barrier of participation and…
5 Fun Winter Activities for Children with Cerebral Palsy
Being a kid is all about being active – and with snow comes plenty of possibilities for fun activities, so there is no reason your child should sit passive in front of the fireplace all winter.
Interview with Katarina Lauruschkus: Physical activity for everyone
Physical activity is important for everyone, including children with disabilities. Not only is it essential for health benefits, such as increasing the mobility and functionality, but it can also give a sense of…
[Video] Ada Has CP – This Is Her Experience with the Innowalk
Did you know that you can improve your gastrointestinal function with the help of a movement device? This is just one of the benefits Ada experienced after using the Innowalk.
Seven Questions To Ask Your Physiotherapist
Physical therapy is one of the key treatments for CP, so it’s likely that your child has close contact with a physiotherapist.