Stay up to date
Watch us
Watch us
Contact

Cooking Tour - registration for the second edition

Upper limb bimanual therapy helps children learn to use both hands simultaneously to improve their ability to perform activities of daily living. Carefully planned, repetitive exercises in ambidextrous games and activities are used, which, combined with the high intensity of the exercises, guarantees the effectiveness of the therapy.

The offer is aimed at children after orthopedic surgeries (post-polysis and post-unionization) in the upper extremities ✋

???? When.
October 17-28, 2022.

???? Where.
At the Paley European Institute

⏰ How often?
2 hours of classes per day

REGISTRATION: https://forms.gle/tW5zUCkYhj3GT44d6

Why should you participate in the COOK TURNOUT?

✅ improved bimanual upper limb functions (simultaneous work of two limbs)
✅ scientifically proven effectiveness of this form of physiotherapy
✅ quick results due to intensive therapy through play
✅ practice of activities necessary for everyday life
✅ activities in a 4-person group allowing interaction between participants
✅ 1 physiotherapist works with each participant

Participants will undergo an assessment of the functional capabilities of their upper extremities before and after the turnout, so that the progress of therapy will be accurately determined.

Cost of the turnout: PLN 5,000

❗️Z due to the limited number of places, confirmation of eligibility for the Turnout will be made by email.

If you have any questions, concerns - feel free to call us: +48 515 278 235

See other entries

October 15, 2026
How to Properly Care for a Stump After Amputation? A Practical Guide
Stump care following amputation is an important part of regaining mobility, preparing for prosthetic fitting, and preventing skin and functional complications. Proper hygiene, daily skin monitoring, edema management, correct limb positioning, and rehabilitation help create the conditions for proper healing and continued improvement. However, the course of treatment depends on the level of amputation, the reason for the procedure, the condition of the wound, and the treatment method used. […]
October 10, 2026
Hollow Foot – Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
A high arch (pes cavus) is a deformity in which the longitudinal arch of the foot is excessively arched. The mere presence of a high arch does not always indicate a medical condition—for some people, it is simply a variation in foot structure that causes no symptoms. The problem arises when the increased arch is associated with abnormal weight distribution, pain, ankle instability, toe deformity, or […]
October 1, 2026
Aplasia—What Is It, and What Are Its Causes?
Aplasia is a developmental disorder in which a specific tissue, structure, or organ does not develop properly or does not reach full maturity. In orthopedics, this term may refer, among other things, to the underdevelopment or absence of a portion of a bone, a limb, a segment of a limb, or specific structures of the musculoskeletal system. The extent of the abnormalities varies widely—from minor underdevelopment of a single […]