Made for Movement Blog
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This blog was developed to give advice on how to handle different aspects of having a child with disability.
Made for Movement Blog
2w ago
A severe accident during a hockey game resulted in 35-year-old Tobias breaking his neck and becoming paralysed from the armpits down. The Innowalk and other activities are important daily measures to ensure optimal physical and mental functioning ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
1M ago
In this blog, we take you on a deep dive into universal design so you can understand and recognize how these principles are implemented, can be used, and most importantly, how you can demand more accessible and inclusive solutions. ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
1M ago
A disability entails the loss of, damage to, or deviation from bodily or psychological functions, in the form of mental, physical, intellectual, or sensory challenges. ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
1M ago
The Neurological Interdisciplinary Treatment Centre NiB (Neurologisches Interdisziplinäres Behandlungszentrum) is an innovative rehabilitation centre in Cologne. The Made for Movement partner centre has recently started to use the new model of the robotic movement trainer Innowalk Pro. Julian Breuer, senior physiotherapist at NiB, shares the clinics experience with us ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
3M ago
Epilepsy is a serious neurological brain disorder that causes recurring seizures and is common in children with cerebral palsy. There are many types of seizures, and they can range from mild to severe. Typically, anti-epileptic drugs are used as treatment to control seizures ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
4M ago
The Innowalk Pro full-body movement trainer has been in daily use at the SRH Fachkrankenhaus Neresheim since June 2022. Learn all about the therapist's experience - the initial challenges and how their everyday work has changed ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
5M ago
The studyincludedchildrenwith cerebral palsy GMFCS IV and V showedthatseveral hormonal and inflammatorybiomarkersaredysregulated in thesechildren, butarepostivelyaffected by dynamicstandingexercise in the Innowalk. ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
5M ago
Krister has been using the Innowalk for 5 months, and he is already experiencing positive effects on both walking function and joint mobility. The weight-bearing standing activity is motivating and can be done regardless of the season – an important element of maintaining daily activity ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
5M ago
Jack Torbett, a paediatric physiotherapist from the Great North Children’s Hospital conducted a small in-service project looking at the feasibility of improving walking speed in his paediatric community patients, with some interesting results. Here we look at the results and how they can be interpreted ..read more
Made for Movement Blog
6M ago
The Innowalk is a dynamic stander which is easy and safe to use for people with complex movement disorders. It is adapted to suit individual needs and offers a comfortable balance between being supportive while allowing opportunity for activity. ..read more