Insights on Mobility, Rehabilitation & Active Living

While we know that regular exercise is part of a healthy lifestyle, there are some significant benefits to including exercise into a rehabilitation plan after an acquired brain

Neuromuscular disorders can be difficult to diagnose, and even more tricky to treat. Although there is no actual cure for a neuromuscular disorder there are some ways to

When someone becomes hospitalized, regardless of the reason, they are bound to spend more time cooped up in bed with less opportunity for mobilization. This can lead to

For people with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, maintaining daily physical activity is an important part of managing the progression of the disease. However, as the effects of the

Physical therapy and exercise are a necessary part of day-to-day life when recovering from a stroke. A physiotherapist will work with a patient to recover some of their

For those living with cerebral palsy, tight muscles and poor coordination is a major part of everyday life. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to effectively remedy these day-to-day