Per Brodal on learning and the brain's plasticity
Per Brodal is one of the speakers we’ve been lucky enough to invite to speak at our seminars for physiotherapists and...
What effect does Innowalk have on children with gross motor impairment?
Research shows promising results for children with cerebral palsy using Innowalk training and stimulation aid.
What is Rett Syndrome?
Rett syndrome is a rare disorder that's unfamiliar to a lot of people. It's mostly seen in girls, and only rarely in boys.
Early intervention is not only possible, but crucial
Key take-aways from the CP-conference in Oslo, January 2018.
What is it like to be the sibling of someone with a disability?
We tend to focus on children with disabilities and their parents, but what about the brother or sister? Let’s look at some...
What types of outcome measures in cerebral palsy do we have?
There are several outcome measures available for children with cerebral palsy (CP) used within research and clinical...
What is GMFCS, and why is it used?
Even though Gross Motor Functions Classification System (GMFCS) is a widespread classification tool, most people is...
What do we know about strength exercise for people with CP?
Strength training (or resistance training) is a very common part of sports and physical fitness programs. For many people,...
How does family-centred services make a difference?
We usually write about treatments or services that focus on a child or an individual, but in this article we’ll look at...
Having a child with disabilities: Living, challenges and finding time for yourself
«There are a lot of feelings involved with getting a handicapped child. In many ways, you have to adapt to a totally new...
How to transfer the user in and out of the Innowalk
Are you assisting a person using the Innowalk, but not quite sure how to get the user in and out of the assistive device?...
Music therapy for kids with disabilities
Music plays a big part in most people’s lives. It can be relaxing, spark certain feelings and increase quality of life. For...
Technologies and products empowering people with disabilities
Lately, there’s been a huge influx of innovative solutions enabling people with disabilities to live more independent lives....
4 fun and accessible water parks for kids with disabilities
Do you miss the fun from this summer? Why don’t you bring the kids for a short break in the water slides? Here are our four...
What can a Made for Movement assistive technology consultant do for you?
Getting the most out of an assistive device is not just about choosing the right one, but also knowing how to use it right....
4 autumn getaways for the whole family
Autumn can be quite hectic, with work and school going at full pace. A short holiday or weekend trip can be a nice break...
How to prevent your child from being bullied
Being bullied by other kids at school or in their spare time can be very tough to deal with–for both kids and parents...
3 inspirational persons with cerebral palsy
People who inspire us tend to go beyond what’s perceived to be their limits. From track racing to arctic expeditions, we...
Four useful websites for pediatric physiotherapists
Staying up to date in the world of pediatric physiotherapy and disabilities is crucial. Here are four resources that will...
5 reliable websites for parents of children with cerebral palsy
Finding reliable and useful resources on cerebral palsy can be a bit of a struggle. Here are five favourites–in no...
Standing aids versus Walking aids
Our muscles, bones, organs and nervous system function optimally when we stand upright. This is why assistive devices are...