Everything related to observation, analysis, and assessment methods. Here you will find expert knowledge and practical guidance on evaluation and progress documentation across various therapeutic fields.
Digital tools such as MoserAssessTherapy are redefining assessment in hand therapy: They save time, improve documentation quality, and make complex data usable for therapy and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Tuning forks are versatile diagnostic tools: Depending on their frequency, they provide valuable insights into neuropathies, fractures, or tissue conditions—provided they are used appropriately and in a targeted manner.
In neurological diagnostics, precision is essential—and this is exactly where the AFH tuning fork C128/C64 according to Rydel-Seiffer comes into play. It is an indispensable instrument for professionals in medicine, therapy, and education when it comes to assessing vibration sensitivity—a key indicator in the diagnosis of large-fiber polyneuropathies and other neurological disorders.
The reflex hammer, also known as a percussion hammer, is one of the classic and indispensable instruments in neurological diagnostics. It is used for the targeted assessment of muscular reflexes, evaluation of nerve conduction, and observation of muscle responses—essential components in identifying disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system.
Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) is an evidence-based form of “brain training” that promotes sensorimotor reorganization through mental processes such as motor imagery and mirror therapy. It offers significant potential, particularly in the treatment of chronic pain, yet remains underutilized in clinical practice.
In modern physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and neurology, sensitive diagnostic methods are essential—especially when assessing sensory perception and nerve conduction. A proven tool for this purpose is the Wartenberg pinwheel (also known as a Wartenberg wheel or aesthesiometer).