Therapy using our Dynavision system focuses on our ability to use our eyes to track our movements, also known as hand-eye coordination. Depth perception, peripheral vision, and functional mobility are the type of skills refined and rebuilt with this technique. Visual, cognitive, and motor deficits pose challenges in our daily activities and it is our goal to help you become independent again.

Limited mobility can lead to joint deterioration and muscle atrophy. Limited mobility also causes extra strain on the body as it needs to compensate for the restricted areas. Muscles may lose function, causing aches and pains. This can be avoided by working with a physical therapist using a targeted exercise routine.

Therapy using this type of sensor is especially valuable in those affected by spinal cord injuries (SCI). The sEMG device will be used in conjunction with other therapies to assess the myoelectric output of a muscle, providing objective answers to questions about your abilities and limitations.

Pilates is not only an exercise that strengthens your core through training the muscles. It is also a mind-body connection that gives mental focus to the physical movements we are working on. You will not work on the amount of exercise you have, but more on the quality of movements, stability, and control over the movements as you are working on them. 

Strength training using resistance to improve muscle function is a vital part of your therapy process. Improving strength will give you endurance and stability to bring you back to optimal function. Following an injury or surgery, you should always consult with your medical doctor and a qualified therapist prior to starting any strength training routine.

Biofeedback involves using sensors to get information about your body, movements, pain triggers, and other valuable information while you are active. This helps you to alter your movements, using different muscles to achieve the desired goals.