12/19/18What is Locked-in Syndrome (LiS)?
Locked-in Syndrome (LiS) is a rare neurological disorder often described as the closest thing to being “buried alive”. How is it to live with LiS and what are the steps of the recovery?
11/9/187 Great Winter Holiday Spots for Kids and Adults with Disabilities
Europe is full of fun places to visit regardless of physical ability. Check out these awesome destinations for lovers of snow and crisp winter air.
10/17/18Sports Scientist Fabian Mollard Saw His Patients Thrive with the Innowalk Pro
Making sure patients get the best out of therapy time can be quite a challenge. Luckily, sports scientist Fabian Mollard found a solution.
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9/19/18Static vs. Dynamic Standing Training – What’s More Effective?
This is the question a Swedish scientist is trying to answer.
6/14/18Can You Use Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose CP?
Large amounts of resources are spent diagnosing children with CP. At a Norwegian university they’re working on diagnostic tools based on artificial intelligence.
4/23/18Håkon with Vici Syndrome Had to Undergo Surgery – Now He’s Taking Steps with the new NF-Walker
Håkon is a five-year-old boy with the rare Vici syndrome, which led him to develop contractures in his legs. After undergoing surgery, Håkon relied on movement devices in his pursuit of self-initiated steps.
3/9/18Per Brodal On Learning and the Brain's Plasticity
Per Brodal a professor in neuroanatomy at the University of Oslo, where he lectures students in medicine, psychology and physiotherapy. At our seminar he talks about the brain's plasticity.
2/8/18Early Intervention Is Not Only Possible But Crucial
The CP-conference of 2018 focused on the growing evidence that supports the efficiency of early intervention (EI). Here are some key take-aways.