Breakfast at SSCY: Gaining Movement and Independence through Conductive Education
Gaining Movement and Independence through Conductive Education for Children with Neurological Motor Disorders
The Movement Centre of Manitoba is committed to improving the physical health of children with neurological motor disabilities such as cerebral palsy, stroke, and spina bifida. Through the teachings of Conductive Education Rehabilitation, we strive to maximize the independence of our clients. We provide movement and learning opportunities with appropriate motivations and expectations, in order to overcome the challenges faced by the physically impaired population.
In this presentation you will learn about:
• What Conductive Education Rehabilitation is
• What skills clients work on during Conductive Education Rehabilitation sessions
• How Conductive Education Rehabilitation methods can be applied to everyday life
• Why Conductive Education Rehabilitation methods are effective for our client base