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A new, international meta-analysis on patients with genetic and acquired neuromuscular disorders breaks some good news for assisted movement therapy. The study shows that 94% of the patients’ clinical outcome…

This year's EACD conference was held in beautiful Paris, and 1300 participants from all over the world attended. It was a very engaging theme: Innovation for participation, and the scientific program featured both…

Some children with CP have limited opportunities to achieve independent standing and walking, and require postural support equipment and devices to compensate for reduced motor function.

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?

There’s strong evidence for the connection between physical activity and health benefits.

Warrington physiotherapist Liz Cowan shares her thoughts on the consequences of inactivity – and the use of Innowalk. It is all about symmetrical positioning and movement.

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.

Strength training as a means of improving health, overall function and general well-being for people with cerebral palsy.