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Physical Rehabilitation for Activites of Daily living
Our Physiotherapy for ADL and Stroke program is designed to help clients regain independence by improving their ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADL).
Tailored physical rehabilitation plans focus on restoring mobility, balance, and strength, beginning with simple exercises and gradually increasing intensity as progress is made. These structured sessions are particularly beneficial for those recovering from stroke, as they target specific skills like balance and coordination, enhancing overall quality of life.
In Physiotherapy for ADL and Stroke, the emphasis on balance and gait is crucial for restoring confidence in mobility. Engaging in regular physical activity provides numerous benefits for seniors, including enhanced strength, coordination, and endurance. Specialized equipment and hands-on guidance from physiotherapists make rehabilitation safe and effective. Additionally, music therapy is integrated to support motor function, with rhythm exercises that aid balance and gait—ideal for ADL tasks and stroke recovery.
Music therapy improves motoric functions. It is also useful for individuals with Parkinson’s as it helps to maintain motor functioning.
Our physical training program also uses singing, rhythm playing and various other music therapy. Stimulation using music helps the elderly redirect their attention to the rehabilitation task at hand.
Our approach to Physiotherapy for ADL and Stroke fosters independence and empowers clients to lead active, fulfilling lives.
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