Cynthia Gibson-Horn, PT (CEO of Motion Therapeutics, Inc. and inventor of BalanceWear Vest) speaks with Marty (MS patient) and his wife Josie about using the BalnceWear Vest. Marty was introduced to the BalanceWear Vest at Balance and Mobility Therapy about 4 years ago. He has since regained most of his mobility and is even able to walk up and down stairs, unassisted.
Truly, inspiring. Thank you, Marty and Josie, for your story. And thank you, Cindy for the interview and inventing the BalanceWear Vest. We offer a wide range of Physical Therapy services & programs to help you get back on your feet.
Truly, inspiring. Thank you, Marty and Josie, for your story. And thank you, Cindy for the interview and inventing the BalanceWear Vest. We offer a wide range of Physical Therapy services & programs to help you get back on your feet.
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Vestibular rehabilitation involves the evaluation and treatment of impairments involving the vestibular system which is located in the inner ear.
Common symptoms of vestibular disorders include: vertigo, dizziness, balance problems, falls, visual disturbance, nausea, vomiting, lack of concentration and fatigue.
The evidence shows that vestibular rehabilitation therapy can be a very effective treatment to address these symptoms.
Specific exercises can help to reduce vertigo and dizziness, improve balance and reduce falls.
Common symptoms of vestibular disorders include: vertigo, dizziness, balance problems, falls, visual disturbance, nausea, vomiting, lack of concentration and fatigue.
The evidence shows that vestibular rehabilitation therapy can be a very effective treatment to address these symptoms.
Specific exercises can help to reduce vertigo and dizziness, improve balance and reduce falls.
We'll help you relieve pain, regain motion and strength after surgery, getting you on your feet and back into life!
From the weekend warrior to the elite athlete, our therapists and Athletic Trainer, Dan Schriner, MEd, LPTA, LAT will help you work your way back into the game!
Weather you've suffered a stroke, are dealing with a chronic disease like MS or Parkinson's, or are having general balance problems, we have all the tools to get you on the right road.
For more information about our Physical Therapy services or to schedule an appointment, please, contact us.
From the weekend warrior to the elite athlete, our therapists and Athletic Trainer, Dan Schriner, MEd, LPTA, LAT will help you work your way back into the game!
Weather you've suffered a stroke, are dealing with a chronic disease like MS or Parkinson's, or are having general balance problems, we have all the tools to get you on the right road.
For more information about our Physical Therapy services or to schedule an appointment, please, contact us.
Are you dizzy? - Balance disorder is a condition that makes you feel unsteady or dizzy, as if you are moving, spinning, or floating even though you are standing still or lying down.
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) is an inner ear problem that causes dizziness when your head moves in certain positions.
This may occur when crystals move from one part of the inner ear to another.
Our staff is highly trained in performing appropriate repositioning maneuvers to return crystals to their correct position.
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) is an inner ear problem that causes dizziness when your head moves in certain positions.
This may occur when crystals move from one part of the inner ear to another.
Our staff is highly trained in performing appropriate repositioning maneuvers to return crystals to their correct position.
Occupational therapists can address a variety of disabilities including physical, cognitive, and mental health related disorders.
Occupational therapy works with people across the lifespan after an injury, illness, or disability to help them become as independent as possible in activities they need or want to do in daily life.
Occupational therapy can use a variety of strategies to assist individuals return to tasks or activities that they find important in life.
Intervention can address true physical skill and functional ability, but can also include activity modification, altering the environment in order to make activities safer overall for a person to perform, allowing for a greater sense of freedom and independence following an injury or illness.
Occupational therapy works with people across the lifespan after an injury, illness, or disability to help them become as independent as possible in activities they need or want to do in daily life.
Occupational therapy can use a variety of strategies to assist individuals return to tasks or activities that they find important in life.
Intervention can address true physical skill and functional ability, but can also include activity modification, altering the environment in order to make activities safer overall for a person to perform, allowing for a greater sense of freedom and independence following an injury or illness.
Have you noticed increased difficulty with personal lifestyle management activities, such as paying the bills and managing your checkbook?.
Do you have "slurred" speech resulting from a stroke, brain injury, or specific condition, or notice that people have difficulty understanding you?.
Have you noticed a recent change in your rate of speech, or often stutter as a result of an injury or medical condition?.
Do you have trouble keeping up with a fast-paced conversation or maintaining a topic of conversation?.
Do you have "slurred" speech resulting from a stroke, brain injury, or specific condition, or notice that people have difficulty understanding you?.
Have you noticed a recent change in your rate of speech, or often stutter as a result of an injury or medical condition?.
Do you have trouble keeping up with a fast-paced conversation or maintaining a topic of conversation?.
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