Rehab
The Physiotherapist
Will achieve significant results in treating conditions that cannot be resolved using traditional methods.
Will be able to demonstrate the progress achieved to the patient through objective, numerical data.
Will be held in higher regard by the patient, as they combine professional competence with the use of the best technologies.
Rehabilitation and neuromotor re-education protocols
FOOT
• Ankle postural strategy
• Static foot mobility and restoration of proper vertical body aligment
• Management of joint ranges of motion (and control of vertical body aligment)
• Dynamic mobility of the subtalar and tibiotarsal joints
• Reduction of foot movement and stabilization of the platform
• Eccentric calf stretching and foot strenght management
• Distribution of plantar loading (and control of vertical body aligment)
KNEE/HIP
• Lower limb stability (and control of vertical body)
SPIN
• Trunk Movement
• Proprioception of Trunk Movement
BALANCE
• Static postural balance
• Postural anticipation and torso movement
• Postural anticipation and torso position refinement
• Static and Dynamic Postural Control
• Single - Leg Balance
• Double - Leg Balance
• Development of Coordination Skills
• Proprioceptive control and vestibular emergency reactions
• Dynamic postural balance and proprioception
• Dynamic postural balance
• Postural Self - Correction with 3D Body Visualization
• Foot - Trunk Movement dissociation
• Dynamic mobility and Vertical Body Aligment Control
TRUNK
• Trunk Management - Linear
• Trunk Management - Sin / Sqr
• Trunk Management - Balance
• Trunk Management - Rotation