Physiotherapists and movement therapists

Occupational therapists and psychotherapists

Movement rehabilitation practitioners and occupational therapists

Fitness trainers and workers in sports centers

Movement rehabilitation is concerned with providing care and treatment to individuals who have injuries or medical conditions that affect their movement. Movement rehabilitation aims to improve and restore movement capabilities and motor functions of individuals, and to enhance their quality of life and independence. Matters covered by movement rehabilitation include:

Assessment and Diagnosis: The individual's condition is thoroughly assessed to determine the extent of the impact on his movement and motor functions. This includes an assessment of muscular strength, flexibility, balance and general movement.

Treatment plan development: Based on the initial evaluation, a personalized treatment plan is developed for the individual aimed at restoring and enhancing movement abilities and motor functions. The plan includes various drills, exercises, and different rehabilitation techniques.

Kinesitherapy exercises: targeted exercises and exercises are performed to enhance muscular strength, flexibility, balance, and motor coordination. Movement therapy exercises depend on the individual situation and specific goals.

Use of assistive technologies and devices: In some cases, locomotor rehabilitation uses devices and aids that help individuals achieve movement and independence. These technologies may include walkers or other assistive devices.

Guidance and education: The movement rehabilitation team provides guidance and education to individuals and their families on the importance of therapeutic exercises, proper behaviors, and general tips for improving the movement condition.

Kinesiology of movement rehabilitation

Studies in movement therapy

Movement rehabilitation cases management

Movement therapy and rehabilitation

Human movement science

Anatomy of the human body