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This guide aims to help parents understand how to set up a home physical therapy program for their child with special needs, under the supervision of a physical therapist. This program is considered a complement to the treatment the child receives in the clinic, and contributes to enhancing the child's motor and functional development.
- Increased opportunities for development: The program provides a greater opportunity for the child to practice and apply skills acquired in the clinic.
- Promote independence: Helps parents understand their child's needs and provide the necessary support.
- Reduce stress: Reduces the child's stress and fear of the clinic environment.
- Enhancing cooperation between parents and therapist: It contributes to building a strong relationship between parents and therapist.
- Muscle strengthening exercises: Use light weights or body resistance to strengthen the muscles of the limbs and trunk.
- Flexibility exercises: Stretching exercises to increase the flexibility of joints and muscles.
- Balance exercises: standing on one leg, walking in a straight line, using a skateboard.
- Coordination exercises: throwing the ball, hitting the ball, using hands and feet together.
- Daily living exercises: Simulate daily living activities such as eating, drinking, and dressing.
- Balls: different sizes and weights.
- Carpet: for crawling and standing.
- Rope: for climbing and swinging.
- Pillows: For support and balance.
- Games: To encourage interactive play.
- Commitment to the program: You must adhere to the treatment program set by the therapist.
- Patience and Encouragement: Be patient and encourage your child to put in the effort.
- Play and fun: Make therapy sessions fun and stimulating.
- Contact your therapist: Do not hesitate to contact your therapist if you encounter any difficulties.
- Don't give up: You may face some challenges, but continuing to implement the program is the key to success.
- Celebrate small achievements: Encourage your child to celebrate every progress he makes.
- Be part of the treatment team: Work with your physical therapist as a team to achieve the best results.
- Take care of yourself: Don't forget to take care of your mental and physical health, as this will help you provide the best care for your child.
- Increased opportunities for development: The program provides a greater opportunity for the child to practice and apply skills acquired in the clinic.
- Promote independence: Helps parents understand their child's needs and provide the necessary support.
- Reduce stress: Reduces the child's stress and fear of the clinic environment.
- Enhancing cooperation between parents and therapist: It contributes to building a strong relationship between parents and therapist.
