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Travel Turnout 2023 - REGISTRATIONS

This is the first bimanual therapy program, authored by PEI physiotherapists and occupational therapists, in which upper limb physiotherapy is conducted in the form of travel-themed games.

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April 17 - 28, 2023 (Mon-Fri).
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At the Paley European Institute
⏰ How often?
2 hours of classes per day

Why participate in the TRAVEL TURNOUT?
✅ Improving bimanual function of the upper limbs (simultaneous work of two limbs)
✅ The scientifically proven effectiveness of this form of physiotherapy
✅ quick results thanks to intensive therapy through play
✅ practicing the activities necessary in everyday life
✅ 4-person group classes that allow interaction between participants
✅ 1 physiotherapist or occupational therapist 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.

All children with MPD (cerebral palsy) in the form of hemiplegia are invited to enroll.

ENROLLMENT FORM ➡️
https://forms.gle/znbnQazXE47HwoMr5

For more information, please email: marketing@paleyeurope.com

NUMBER OF PLACES LIMITED!

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