MADE FOR MOVEMENT BLOG

We sat down with Belgian physiotherapist Ria Cuppers to discuss some of her thoughts on standing and walking therapy for...

In fact, physical inactivity has been identified as the fourth biggest mortality risk factor.

Looking through literature about...

One of my concerns as a paediatric physiotherapist is the amount of time children with disabilities spend being static in...

Per Brodal is one of the speakers we’ve been lucky enough to invite to speak at our seminars for physiotherapists and...

Strength training (or resistance training) is a very common part of sports and physical fitness programs. For many people, the...

We usually write about treatments or services that focus on a child or an individual, but in this article we’ll look at...

Music plays a big part in most people’s lives. It can be relaxing, spark certain feelings and increase quality of life. For...

We have previously talked about physical therapy and how it has the opportunity to enrich an individual’s life. But what about...

For an intervention to be goal directed training, it has to begin with a goal, which must be practiced until achieved. But what...

For individuals with cerebral palsy, it is recommended to start physical therapy as soon as possible. But what does it entail...

Hydrotherapy can help children and adults who are liable to lose strength and muscle bulk because of their inability to move...

Physical activity is important for everyone, including children with disabilities. Not only is it essential for health...

Physical therapy is one of the key treatments for CP, so it’s likely that your child has close contact with a physiotherapist.

In the ongoing mission to develop better treatment strategies for people with physical disabilities, the latest research has...