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IM Best Practices Photo Gallery

Getting used to the toys

Helping the dissociative patient

Whole body controlled movement

Whole body movement

Increase proprioceptive input, grounding

Dissociative - Patty cake

Increase proprioceptive input, grounding

Sensory modulation combined with whole body/UE control

Heavy work….Calming

Deep pressure to the beat!

Getting help with timing

Timing through mom

Mom helps with modeling

Increased Challenge Under Deep Pressure (Proprioceptive Rhythmical Beat)

Calming….listening to beat while lying on foam

Assisting with the less affected side

Assisting with the less affected side

Using the less affected side to help

Postural stability

Getting postural control

Postural Stability Increased Vestibular Input

Foundation skills for shoulder girdle stability

Increase vestibular input

Increase Proprioceptive Input With Inverted Prone Positioning

Vestibular input

Motor planning/sequencing

Motor planning/sequencing

Motor planning/sequencing

Karate kicks

Hit the bulls-eye

Basketball

Hockey practice

Golfing

Karate

Equestrian horseback riding

Soccer

Controlled jumping Volleyball

Dancing for motivation

Tap ipsilateral

Crossing Midline

Encorporating Legs

Bilateral integration

Bilateral integration

Bilateral integration

Increasing Balance and Body-in-space Awareness

Bilateral Upper Body With Trunk Rotation

Contra-lateral Weight Shift

Upper Body Weight-bearing in Prone With Ocular Horizontal to Vertical Tracking

Prone Over Ball to Increase Upper Body Stability Challenge

Supine flexion with upper body weight-bearing

Therapy ball work to increase balance challenge

Upper body- lower body integration …

Coordinate both toes and balloon toss

Challenge Balance

Overhead reach, Mid-range control

Tap the trigger with the hip/shoulder

Crossing midline/rotation

Rotation

Combine Neuro/Ortho

Stretch Quadratus Lumborum-sit on ball, reach across midline to tap hand trigger on wall

Balance and trunk rotation

Trunk stability

Both toes on unstable surface

Controlled jumping

Balance

Narrow base of support

Narrowing the base of support

Tandem standing

Challenge Balance

Functional balance

Balance Displacement and Lateral Weight Shift

Weight shifting LE abduction

Increasing Anterior/posterior Balance

Forward balance displacement

Widen the base of support….

Functional Reach, Gross Motor Control, Weighted Extremity for Proprioception

Functional Reach, Fine Motor Control, Weighted Extremity for Proprioception

Fine Motor Coordination Sequencing/fine motor coordination

Balance, Motor Control, Weighted Extremity for Proprioception

Hand strengthening

Multi-tasking!

Controlled bouncing

The power of team-work!!

Balance and distal lower body coordination

Overhead reach on unstable surface

Weight-shift on the swing…

Kids’ creativity and courage…

Visual motor tracking

Three part sequence for left side neglect

Patty Cake: sequencing, bilateral integration, upper/lower body integration

Color-Word Task: visual selective attention, impulse-control, working memory, executive functions, bilateral integration

Red Squares Task: impulse-control, working memory, executive functions, bilateral integration

Size Sequence Task: visual selective attention, sequencing, impulse-control, working memory, executive functions, bilateral integration

Number Sequence Task: visual selective attention, sequencing, impulse-control, working memory, executive functions, bilateral integration

Light-Medium-Dark Task: visual selective attention, impulse-control, working memory, executive functions, bilateral integration

Dorsiflexion

Sequencing

Crossing midline, narrow base of support

Help with reciprocal patterns

Reciprocal movements with help

Giving less support

Modeling reciprocal movement

Independent reciprocal movement

Balance with reciprocal movements

Tap under alternating knees

Arm swing Alternate toes, alternate opposite arms, touching top of computer

Gait Training: heel strike, arm swing

Sequencing foot patterns Place foot trigger in front of and behind patient Alternate hitting the front and back trigger Switch on command to hit front only, back only, or alternate between front and back Alternate hitting with toes or heels

Stair-climbing

Vestibular rehab

Diagonal patterns for vestibular/balance

Balance while carrying object

Carrying heavy ball while coordinating feet

Two hand carry

IM with use of assistive device

Range of motion