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Breaking tasks into smaller, manageable steps
Task Simplification
Home management include tasks such as
Cooking, cleaning, laundry, and organizing
Dressing Strategies
Practicing the "affected side first" technique for individuals with hemiparesis.
What are some common hand Strengthening Exercises
Using therapy putty, stress balls, or clothespins
Creating structured daily schedules is an example of
Routine Development
Using tools like button hooks, sock aids, or long-handled sponges.
Adaptive Equipment
Training individuals with one-sided weakness (e.g., stroke survivors) to use adaptive kitchen tools
One-Handed Techniques
The purpose of using Elastic Shoelaces & Velcro Fasteners
Reducing fine motor effort for those with arthritis or dexterity challenges
What is pincer Grip Training
– Picking up small objects to improve dexterity
Labeling drawers, setting reminders, and using pill organizers is an example of
Environmental Modification
Teaching pacing strategies, such as sitting while dressing.
Energy Conservation Techniques
Using checklists, timers, or color-coded labels for organization.
Cognitive Strategies
Improving body awareness for grooming and hygiene in a mirror is referred to as
Mirror Feedback Training
What is a ways to help those with tremors (e.g., Parkinson’s disease) to eat independently
Weighted Utensils & Built-Up Handles
Practicing real-life scenarios like budgeting or navigating public transport is an example of
Problem-Solving Training
Guiding hand movements to build independence.
Hand-Over-Hand Assistance
Practicing safe standing techniques and endurance-building exercises
Balance & Strength Training
Teaching rolling and sitting up techniques is an example of
Bed Mobility Training
Practicing safe transfers using gait belts, slide boards, or grab bars is an example of
Transfer Training
Using weighted blankets or compression vests
Deep Pressure Therapy
Providing step-by-step instructions or picture sequences
Visual & Verbal Cueing
Recommending reachers, grabbers, and non-slip mats for safety
Assistive Devices
Introducing textures gradually for those with tactile sensitivities.
Desensitization Techniques
Teaching navigation techniques for different environments in and out of wheelchairs is referred to as
Wheelchair Maneuvering
Swinging, fidget tools, or brushing techniques is an example of
Calming & Alerting Activities –