Mirror therapy can be more effective than robotic interventions in stroke rehabilitation for improving fine motor skills and hand function—particularly due to its targeted activation of central neural processes.
Thermal stimulation can specifically support rehabilitation: In combination with sensory activation and movement, tools such as sensory beans promote motor function, perception, and neuroplastic processes.
Coordination sticky cubes playfully promote motor skills, perception, and creativity—while supporting self-efficacy and individual developmental processes in everyday life.
Sensino Pompons combine playful lightness with therapeutic value: They promote motor skills, perception, and creativity, and can be used in a wide range of therapeutic and educational settings.
Coordination adhesive cubes playfully promote motor skills, perception, and creativity—a versatile tool for therapy, learning, and creative exploration.
Mirror therapy also shows clear benefits in hand injuries: It reduces pain, improves function, and can be applied in a targeted way even in the early stages of rehabilitation.