Can early mobilization help patients with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)?
A feasibility study conducted by Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital in Norway shows that patients with TBI might benefit from using new technology in their rehabilitation.
Meet Oliver. He is One in a Billion - A Real-Life Neuro Hero
Oliver is a trooper, a real-life Neuro Hero. His life has consisted of chronic pain, operations, investigations, admissions, therapies, daily physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, countless medications and…
Research shows that 94% of the patients improved their clinical outcome with assisted walking-movement
A new, international meta-analysis on patients with genetic and acquired neuromuscular disorders breaks good news for assisted movement therapy. The study, published in a peer reviewed journal, shows improved…
Static vs. Dynamic Standing Training – What’s More Effective?
Katarina Lauruschkus is a Swedish physiotherapist with a PhD from Lund University. She currently works as a scientist at the same university, and as an advisor at the local children’s habilitation centre. She’s…
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…
Kids Physio London: private practice maximising children’s potential
Kids Physio London (KPL) is a private practice with highly dedicated and competent physiotherapists, serving children with special needs and their families. They always work closely together with the family to…
An important goal is to make patients stand upright
Dr. Michael Utech, owner of the Institute for Holistic Exercise Therapy in Hanover, explains in an interview the philosophy he follows and what has changed in his clinic with the use of the Innowalk Pro as a…
Transitioning 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…