Physiotherapy for functional motor disorders: a consensus Background Patients with functional motor disorder (FMD) including weakness and … READ MORE
Great systematic review on pediatric supported standing Supported standing programs have been used in various settings for more than 50 … READ MORE
Robotic gait training doesn’t wow young patients with CP Kids, parents differ on ‘normal’ gait. Although physical therapists and parents … READ MORE
Post-polio syndrome: It takes a team approach Donald Sutherland plays President Snow in the Hunger Games films. Sutherland … READ MORE
Effects of high heel wear and increased weight on the knee during walking Killer heels could lead to osteoarthritis in knees, warn scientists. Most women … READ MORE
Robotic glove for post-stroke hand rehabilitation Initial rehabilitation therapy for many stroke victims may focus on regaining the … READ MORE
Communicating with cerebral palsy: Ruby’s story Ruby Hamilton is a 10-year-old girl who lives in the UK. Like many kids her age, she … READ MORE
In-home physical therapy and rehabilitation service Get personalized rehab in the comfort of your home. In Calgary and Edmonton, … READ MORE
Assistive tech remains utterly marginalized from mainstream design “Ugh! The dreaded tennis ball on the legs of a walker. Words cannot describe … READ MORE
I’m new to exercise – how do I get started? It’s never too late to start keeping yourself fit. Your body is designed to move … READ MORE
Why is exercise important? It’s important to keep your joints moving and your muscles strong – if you … READ MORE
How much exercise should I do and how often? Little and often is generally a good approach to exercise. We should all aim to do … READ MORE
General fitness exercises Fitness exercises are very important to keep your heart healthy. It can be as simple … READ MORE
What sort of exercise is important? You don’t need to join a gym or buy special equipment to exercise. The … READ MORE
Keep moving booklet This booklet is for people with arthritis who want to know more about how they can … READ MORE
Plantar fasciitis exercises Your heel pain is caused by a traction injury with some inflammation of the tissues … READ MORE
Work related joint disorders A change of physical working methods can lead to you developing a joint … READ MORE
Growing pains: advice to parents and carers Reassure your child that the pains do not mean serious illness but that you … READ MORE
Sports and exercise injuries Exercise and sport should be good for your physical and mental health if you … READ MORE
When your child has arthritis The best care for your child is a combination of medicines (drug treatments) and an … READ MORE
Stretching exercises Stretching exercises (also known as ‘range of movement’ exercises) are designed … READ MORE
Strengthening exercises Strengthening exercises help you to strengthen your muscles so they can support your … READ MORE
Osteoarthritis exercises Many people with osteoarthritis are afraid to exercise because they believe – … READ MORE
Knee pain exercises Simple exercises to increase movement or begin working the muscles. Start with … READ MORE
Keep moving exercise poster The handy poster shows you some examples of exercises to do at home. Visit … READ MORE
Elbow pain exercises Elbow pain is a very common problem but it’s not usually a sign of arthritis or … READ MORE
Shoulder pain exercises Stretching and strengthening exercises. Taking painkillers before you exercise can … READ MORE
Neck pain exercises Start exercising gently and increase gradually. You should not try to push hard to … READ MORE
Knee pain in young adults Patellofemoral pain syndrome. As many as 1 in 3 young adults experience knee pain at … READ MORE
Back pain exercises Start exercising gently and increas gradually. You should not try to push hard to … READ MORE