22/05/23Study – Physical activity for non-ambulant children with CP gives hope
A study highlights parents' view on physical activity and how Innowalk brings hope and well-being to their child and the family.
A study highlights parents' view on physical activity and how Innowalk brings hope and well-being to their child and the family.
Discover how the Innowalk transformed Charlie's life in just weeks. Improved respiration, sleep, communication, and mobility. Explore his story.
The CPIP is a surveillance programme for children with CP in the UK and Ireland. The aim is to improve the lives of young people with CP.
Our customers say that the Innowalk is positively affecting their child’s quality of life and that they enjoy being physically active in the equipment.
The CBIT provides support, information and learning opportunities for families and professionals affected by childhood acquired brain injury across the UK.
People with physical disabilities such as CP are at increased risk of developing problems with their hips.
Pain affects quality of life in people with CP and should be managed carefully throughout life.
Neuromuscular scoliosis is common in people with cerebral palsy, spina and with spinal cord injury.