06/10/22Four useful websites for pediatric physiotherapists
Four resources that will keep you updated on best available evidence in the world of pediatric physiotherapy and disabilities.
06/10/22How To Plan Travelling with Kids Who Have Disabilities
When travelling, doing some research to get inspiration and tips is always useful. First thing is to make sure you have all necessities in place.
06/10/225 things you should know about scoliosis
Neuromuscular scoliosis is common in people with cerebral palsy, spina and with spinal cord injury.
06/10/22A very ordinary life… in a rather unusual Covid-19 time
How to handle the Covid-19 situation when the child has a disability and a substantial need for facilitation? Read a family's story.
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06/10/22Adapted controller for gaming - Let’s play!
A new adaptive controller for the Xbox was presented at this year’s EACD conference in Paris. What a blast!
06/10/22Meet Becky - Always follow your dreams and never give up!
Becky has no voice, but that doesn’t limit her expressing herself - and she is worth listening to!
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06/10/22Static or Dynamic standing? New study reveals interesting data
An evidence-based study reveals that dynamic standing in the Innowalk increases passive range of motion and reduces spasticity among CP children.
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06/10/22[Video] “I’m not made of porcelain!”
To be like everyone else has always been extremely important to Johannes - also when his buddies started building muscles. He refused to accept CP as a limitation.