What is hippotherapy?
If you’re looking for a unique and effective way to support your child’s physical, emotional, or cognitive development, you may have heard about hippotherapy. But what exactly is it, and how can it help your child?
[Video] Innowalk has been crucial for better respiration and quality of life.
Innowalk has become crucial in Melvin's life. It is a device that not only improves his motor skills and mobility but also enhances his quality of life and joy. By standing in the Innowalk, Melvin is able to clear a…
My Adventures in the Innowalk
Dr. Dawn M. Pickering created his vibrant illustrated storybook as part of her study to explore the wellbeing of individuals with complex disabilities. This storybook isn't just research— it's a powerful tool that…
[Video] The NF-Walker has been an important step in Alexander's motor development
Alexander was born extremely premature under very critical circumstances. Despite a body that was initially not ready for the world, he has overcome countless challenges and shown incredible progress. Now, four…
I have CP, but first and foremost, I am Solvår and a mum!
Solvår is a cheerful, chatty , and lively 26-year-old woman. She lives in Stange , Norway with her partner and two young boys, aged 2 and 4. Additionally, she is a stepmother to an 11-year-old boy.
Study: How to support parents in the management of standing frames!
A recent article utilized a mixed method approach to investigate the experiences of parents of children with CP using standing devices in a home setting.
[Video] Terje has LIS – He uses the Assistive Device Innowalk Every Day
Terje has been living with locked -in syndrome (LIS) for 13 years and is unable to control his body on his own . As a result , he depends on assistive devices like Innowalk to stay physically active every day .
Children with CP, non-ambulant, need both a stander and a gait trainer
A recently published article consolidates evidence regarding the use and benefits of supported standing and stepping devices for children with Cerebral Palsy classifies as non-ambulatory (GMFCS IV and V) in…