Therapeutic groups in pediatric occupational therapy are an approach that helps children develop cognitive, motor, and social skills in a safe group setting. The goal is to enhance independence and active participation.
The Vivaio Model (MOVI) is a psychodynamic approach in occupational therapy that places emotions and relationships at the center of the therapeutic process, fostering well-being, identity, and active participation in daily life.
Physiotherapy provides real support to women with rheumatic diseases who wish to experience a peaceful pregnancy. It helps manage pain and stiffness while preparing future mothers—both physically and emotionally—for the arrival of their baby, ensuring a safe and positive experience.
Ergocheck: the employee benefit for companies in the Lugano and Mendrisiotto areas. A tailored protocol to improve well-being and workplace setups within the company.
Occupational therapy acts in various ways to manage osteoarthritis, aiming to prevent further progression and/or alleviate painful symptoms.
Running offers great benefits, but injuries can occur if it is not managed properly. The knees, ankles, and muscles are the most affected areas. Prevention, recovery, and mindful management of training loads are essential to run safely and improve performance.
Occupational therapy and sensory stimulation to improve learning disorders and cognitive deficits in children
Joint economy and osteoarthritis: our occupational therapist at Polispecialistico Paradiso in Lugano, an expert in hand rehabilitation, explains it. Joint economy involves all the strategies that allow us to perform an activity with the least possible effort, using the joints correctly and thus avoiding overload or incorrect stress on the osteoarticular structures.
Knee pain during running is often caused by overload and muscle imbalances. The most common issues are: patellofemoral syndrome, iliotibial band syndrome, and patellar tendinopathy. Prevention and targeted rehabilitation are essential for returning to running safely.
Proteins are often at the center of debates regarding the right and safe amount to consume. Many argue that they may even pose a risk to kidney health if eaten in quantities slightly above the Guidelines. Read the full article to learn more.
