Videogame therapy gets blind children moving
by James Gadsby-Peet 1st June 2010
Therapy involving videogames is being used in the US to increase the exercise levels of blind children.
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by James Gadsby-Peet 1st June 2010
Therapy involving videogames is being used in the US to increase the exercise levels of blind children.
by James Gadsby-Peet 25th May 2010
Over 63,000 injuries were sustained by disabled children using crutches, walkers and wheelchairs in the US between 1991 and 2008, a study has shown.
by James Gadsby-Peet 29th April 2010
A retired dancer who now works as an occupational therapist is currently developing a new method to analyse movement patterns in children, which she hopes will lead to the creation of more effective treatments for those with debilitating motor disorders.
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by James Gadsby-Peet 16th April 2010
Children who are not very enthusiastic about reading, perhaps due to a disability, can be motivated by the use of electric readers, according to an education expert.
by James Gadsby-Peet 24th March 2010
Disabled children in Florida are being taught the benefits of yoga.
by James Gadsby-Peet 24th March 2010
New therapies for children with Down's syndrome could potentially be developed as scientists have discovered a cause of the cognitive impairment and congenital heart defects that characterise the syndrome.
by James Gadsby-Peet 23rd March 2010
Two investigations into the standards of care for children with learning disabilities were launched today (March 23rd).