Why use video games in Physiotherapy? Video games can be an effective and attractive tool in physiotherapy, as they help patients in their rehabilitation by making exercises more interactive and enjoyable. Not only with children, but also with adults or even geriatric patients video games can be used in physiotherapy sessions. Here are some ideas, […]
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To increase participation in neuropsychology sessions, it is essential to implement strategies that foster patient engagement, motivation and satisfaction. If the patient is not motivated and does not collaborate, it will be more difficult for him/her to reach the established goals and progress in therapy may be slower. Adjustments in treatment to increase participation in
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Are your patients bored or unmotivated? Making physiotherapy sessions more fun can increase patients’ motivation and improve their adherence to treatment. Conventional physiotherapy sessions often end up boring patients due to the repetition of the same type of activities over long periods of time. That’s why we offer you 5 ideas that you can easily
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Therapy with virtual reality is being used in more and more clinics and centers. As technology advances, the number of contraindications decreases, allowing for a broader range of patients to use these technologies. Immersive virtual reality, such as that provided by Meta Quest VR glasses, offers numerous advantages and applications in the fields of neurorehabilitation
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How to facilitate the relationship between therapist and patient? The relationship between therapist and patient is central to the rehabilitation process, significantly influencing outcomes and the overall treatment experience. This relationship, based on trust, empathy and collaboration, can be seen as building a bridge that facilitates the patient’s recovery. Below, we explore the key elements
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Do you find it difficult to get patient involvement? If you want to improve patient involvement, the first step is to find out the cause. Know what factors may be influencing this lack of motivation. Some of the causes that may be interfering with patient involvement are for example: Physical factors Severity of the condition:
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New cognitive activity: Paying bills Rehametrics features different exercises on activities of daily living. You can work on planning, using transportation, cooking, shopping, handling money. In this article we introduce a new activity: Paying bills. In this activity we work on cognitive functions such as working memory, attention, distractor inhibition and decision making. The activity
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