The Sit-to-Stand Device: More Than Just a Transfer Aid
Most clinicians think of a sit-to-stand device as a transfer aid, but it can also be a valuable therapy tool. Learn how occupational therapists can use sit-to-stand devices to address lower extremity strength, standing tolerance, balance, weight shifting, and ADL performance while promoting safety, confidence, and functional independence.
Why Core Strength Matters in Occupational Therapy
When people hear core strengthening, they often think of fitness classes or abdominal workouts. In occupational therapy, however, core strength is much more than a “six-pack” concept. The core includes the muscles of the abdomen, back, pelvis, and hips that help stabilize the body during everyday activities.
6 Creative Occupational Therapy Modifications Using a Simple Ponytail Holder
6 Modification to everyday tasks with one simple low cost option- a pony tail.
10 Occupational Therapy Intervention Ideas Using a Simple Pony Tail
10 intervention ideas with one simple tool.
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