I Need Help With BALANCE...
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Having Fun with Balance and Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy
Balance problems are quite common for children and adults with special needs. Many body systems, including muscles, bones, joints, vision, the inner ear, and the nervous system must work together in a well-coordinated manner to ensure functional balance when we are still (static) and moving (dynamic). In recent years, our understanding of the brain and nervous system and how it acts as a central control for coordinating the many factors that affect balance has taken great strides forward. This has allowed Balance and Vestibular Rehabilitation to become more focused and effective. Adaptive Equipment can provide the tools and materials for creative activities to make therapeutic intervention for balance and vestibular rehabilitation effective and enjoyable. If you’re looking for Balance Bikes, Stepping Stones, Balance Beams, Therapy Balls, or products to create an obstacle course, you will find them all 1at Adaptivemall.com.
Better Balance is just a Few Steps Away!
The number of products available on the market today that offer solutions to challenging problems can be overwhelming. Checking in with your therapist is always the best place to start. If you have further questions about the adaptive equipment, games and toys to help improve balance, we’re here to help! Adaptivemall.com is staffed by physical and occupational therapists and intervention specialists who are happy to provide you with custom advice. All adaptive equipment choices have been handpicked and recommended by therapists and families with special needs children. This equipment is appropriate for but not limited to children with diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Muscular Dystrophy, Gross Motor Delay, Spina Bifida, Autism, and Traumatic Brain Injury.
