WEBINARIUM NA ŻYWO - Aktywne życie ze stwardnieniem rozsianym - pracownicy służby zdrowia
Active Living with MS Find out why therapists are giving accolades to the evidence-based ACTIVATOR℗ Poles for promoting improved posture, balance, endurance, mood and confidence for walking. Learn how these specialized walking poles promote the concept of active living and ability compared to the perception of traditional mobility devices such as canes. About this Webinar […]
Nagroda za inspirację dla Wendi Paterson - marzec 2020 r.
On October 7, 2014, my life changed in an instant. I was involved in a catastrophic car accident that left me clinging to life. This accident left me with multiple lifelong injuries. I did not realize how very ill I was. I thought that I would rise out of my wheelchair, and walk ‘tomorrow,’ however, that ‘tomorrow’ has […]
Parkinson’s + Poles = Powered UP
We would like to introduce and give a heartfelt thank you to Emma Kyriacou for writing the following blog post and hope that her experience with the ACTIVATOR poles helps those who have or know someone who has Parkinson’s disease. Please read her story below. My name is Emma Kyriacou. I’m a 41-year-old woman living […]
WEBINARIUM NA ŻYWO - Aktywne życie w rehabilitacji po udarze mózgu - pracownicy służby zdrowia
Active Living for Stroke Rehabilitation Learn about an innovative tool to improve the outcomes for clients with strokes for facilitating movement of the affected side, normalizing arm swing, weight-bearing on the affected leg, improving balance and posture. Find out how therapists are using the patented evidence-based ACTIVATOR℗ Poles to facilitate a more normal gait pattern […]
Wendi Paterson Inspiration Award – February 2020
This blog features the remarkable spirit of John Fenton, an 87-year-old who’s been setting the bar high year after year, by participating in The Coldest Night of the Year walks and raising money for a beautiful cause. So far, John and his team have raised over $50K in support of the Yonge Street Mission […]
HOME CARE PLAN Blog by Mosaic Home Care Services
Arranging private home care is more than hiring a caregiver. It involves an assessment of the person’s social and emotional needs and identity, their abilities and their wider medical history. While home care is mostly non-clinical, care services should also be sensitive to a person’s medical conditions. It is all too easy to lose sight […]
WEBINARIUM NA ŻYWO - Zdrowie serca
February is all about the heart – and we don’t just mean Valentine’s Day (although that’s important, too!) – but also Cardiac Health. In recognition of the heart, Urban Poling is offering a free webinar where you can learn all about the benefits of pole walking. Join us as we speak with John Sawdon, Public Education and Special Projects […]
Therapy Break by PMD Alliance Wywiad na temat kijków do chodzenia dla osób z chorobą Parkinsona z OT i gerontologiem Mandy Shintani
I was very honored to be interviewed on Therapy Break with the PMD Alliance on pole walking, Nordic walking, urban poling or walking poles for Parkinson’s for fitness and rehabilitation. Therapy Break™ is an interactive, online video discussion featuring a subject matter expert with knowledge relevant to living well with Parkinson’s disease. I was interviewed […]
Harvard Health wspiera korzyści płynące z chodzenia z kijkami - artykuł na blogu w PT Helper
Harvard Health Publication recently posted a article titled, Fitness trend: Nordic walking, Walking with Nordic poles burns more calories and works more muscles than conventional walking. In the a blog article posted by PT Helper, an app for exercises for physiotherapists, it discusses this article and how walking poles are also prescribed extensively for rehabilitation […]
FALLS RISKS Blog by Mosaic Home Care
Supporting Identity and its Opportunity for Expression May be a Better Way of Looking at FALLS RISKS Person centered home care requires sensitivity to the character, identity, wishes and abilities of the person. Much care provision is still overly focused on completing set tasks, on illness, “age” and the many risks posed by daily living. Person […]