Virtual Rehabilitation

Technology in neurorehabilitation

Neurorehabilitation is undergoing a paradigm shift thanks to technological progress. For physiotherapists, occupational therapists, neuropsychologists and speech therapists, the use of technological tools not only optimizes treatments, but also redefines the patient experience. In this article, we will explore novel approaches, practical examples and the actual impact of technology on neurological recovery. Benefits of technology […]

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Therapeutic exercise for neurological patients

The role of therapeutic exercise in neurological rehabilitation Neurological therapeutic exercise has established itself as a cornerstone in the rehabilitation of stroke patients, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s or spinal cord injuries that require personalized and progressive approaches to restore to restore functionality and improve quality of life. Benefits of therapeutic exercise in neurological patients Motor recovery: Improves

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Use of virtual reality in older adults

Can older adults use virtual reality in rehabilitation? Although there is a perception that virtual reality (VR) may be “too complicated” or “unsuitable” for seniors, the reality is that virtual reality in older adults has proven to be accessible, safe and effective when used correctly in the rehabilitation context. Myths about the use of VR

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Multidisciplinary Intervention in Stroke Rehabilitation

Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability in the world. Due to its complex nature and significant impact on patients’ physical, cognitive and emotional abilities, its treatment requires a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach. To maximise recovery outcomes, healthcare professionals must work in a coordinated manner, combining their specific knowledge and tools. In this article,

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Acquired brain injury exercises for neuropsychologists

Acquired Brain Injury is one of the leading causes of disability today. Cognitive, physical, language and occupational intervention is crucial to recover the affected functions. For this, it is necessary to design acquired brain injury exercise sessions that are specific to the affected person. Neuropsychologists will chose activities to rehabilitate the different cognitive functions affected

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Dual tasks with tablet or touch screen

Rehabilitation has evolved significantly in recent years, driven by the integration of new technologies. Dual tasks, a technique that combines physical training with cognitive activities, have proven to be particularly effective in improving motor and cognitive functions in patients with various pathologies. In this context, the use of tablets or touchscreens has become a valuable

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Cognition and movement: The importance of attention in physical therapy.

In traditional physical therapy, the focus has historically been on the physical recovery of patients: muscle strengthening, mobility improvement and functional rehabilitation. However, in recent years, a deeper understanding of the relationship between mind and body has emerged, especially in the context of recovery. It is necessary to combine cognition and movement. Cognition, i .e.,

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Cognitive intervention in Alzheimer’s disease

The importance of cognitive intervention in Alzheimer’s disease Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, accounting for approximately 60-70% of cases worldwide. From the clinical point of view, it is a progressive neurodegenerative pathology characterized by a cognitive and functional deterioration that significantly impacts the patient’s autonomy. For neurorehabilitation professionals, cognitive intervention in

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Virtual rehabilitation software vs. conventional video games

Why use rehabilitation software with video games? Rehabilitation software with specific video games for physiotherapy offers several advantages over standard video games frequently used in therapy sessions. Here are some of the main differences and contributions offered by professional software: 1. Rehabilitation-focused design Clear Therapeutic Goals: Physiotherapy-specific video games are designed with the explicit purpose

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