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In our blog, you will find updated articles, practical insights, and expert advice from our professionals on physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nutrition, Pilates, and well-being. A trusted resource designed to guide you in prevention, treatment, and daily health care.

Occupational Therapy

24 Aug 2026

Ulnar neuropathy

Ulnar neuropathy may result from compression, trauma or repetitive movements. It causes tingling, pain and hand weakness. Diagnosis relies on clinical tests and electromyography. Treatment may be conservative or surgical.

Alice Dall’Osto

Occupational Therapy

20 Aug 2026

Screen use in children: a guide for families

Screens should be introduced gradually, avoiding their use in the early years and later limiting them to short, high-quality and shared content. Clear rules, no screens before bedtime or during meals, and plenty of interaction help support healthy development.

Dr. Med. Enrico Capuano

Occupational Therapy

10 Aug 2026

Occupational Therapy and Specific Learning Disorders (SLD)

Occupational Therapy supports children with SLD by improving handwriting, organisation, posture and independence. Through practical strategies and adapted tools, it helps reduce school-related fatigue, improve attention and promote confidence and participation in daily life.

Costanza Minonzio

Pilates

27 Jul 2026

Visual impairment: postural alterations, risks and compensation strategies

Visual impairment may cause postural changes, stiffness and increased fall risk. Pilates improves balance, posture, breathing, strength and body awareness, helping visually impaired individuals move more safely and confidently.

Marta Cerioli

Paediatrics

16 Jul 2026

Nutrition in the Early Years: Weaning, Selective Eating, and Peaceful Mealtimes

Eating is a skill that develops step by step. In the early years, through weaning and food preferences, children learn to discover food through their body, senses, relationships, and autonomy.

Dr. Med. Enrico Capuano

Occupational Therapy

13 Jul 2026

What is the COTiD Model (Community Occupational Therapy in Dementia)?

COTiD is a home-based Occupational Therapy programme for people with dementia and caregivers, promoting autonomy, participation, and quality of life through personalised strategies, meaningful activities, and caregiver support in everyday life.

Costanza Minonzio

Occupational Therapy

29 Jun 2026

Differences and collaboration between professional roles

Speech and language therapists, psychomotor therapists and occupational therapists have distinct yet complementary roles in child development. They work together to support communication, movement, independence and overall wellbeing through integrated, play-based interventions.

Costanza Minonzio

Art therapy

15 Jun 2026

Hands and brain: a healing connection

Hands-on creative activities regulate the nervous system, reduce stress and anxiety, and anchor us in the present. Through repetitive, sensory actions, they integrate mind and body, improve focus, and provide a tangible sense of change and control.

Benedetta Minonzio

Paediatrics

10 Jun 2026

Child Development from 6 to 12 years: growth, emotions and movement

Between the ages of 6 and 12, children consolidate important skills for their growth: movement, learning, emotions, relationships and autonomy. Each stage should be met with listening, respect and trust.

Dr. Med. Enrico Capuano

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