Upper limb therapy is a specialized therapy approach for individuals who have lost movement in their arm or hand as a result of a neurological condition such as from a stroke or spinal cord injury. When treating an upper limb deficit, our team takes the time to understand your unique needs, frustrations and goals and provide an evidence-based exercise program to help you achieve these goals.
Our passionate upper limb therapist has over 12years experience in providing treatment and therapy to individuals wanting to improve their upper limb function. With knowledge spanning a range of conditions, we can recommend the right course of action and focus our attention on the small wins and signs of meaningful progress. No matter your circumstance, there’s always something we can try to get your arm and hand moving again.
We welcome those whose arms and hands have been affected by stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, motor neurone disease, functional neurological disorder and upper limb amputation. With the right therapies, exercise programs, adaptive aids and targeted interventions, we can help you maximize your independence and grow your confidence as you rebuild strength in your hand and arm muscles.
Read more: Home Visits
Momentum offers home visits where we conduct safety and functional assessments tailored to your home environment, helping enhance your quality of life and independence.
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Water-based exercises are commonly used to improve range of motion, strength, stability (balance), coordination, pain, spasms and spasticity (a neurological symptom).
Read more: Exopulse Molli Suit
The Exopulse Mollii Suit provides electrical stimulation through a specially designed garment. It is designed to help the body to relax, as well as increase movement through activity.
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Read more: Thermoplastic Wrist Hand Orthosis (WHO)