Great question! In that case , finding the midline and helping the patient have more awareness on hemiplegic side will be essential. Sitting balance training and marching in place in front of a mirror will be more appropriate. Walking distance is not the concern at this stage.
Great question! In that case , finding the midline and helping the patient have more awareness on hemiplegic side will be essential. Sitting balance training and marching in place in front of a mirror will be more appropriate. Walking distance is not the concern at this stage.
And how can younfacilitate the walk of a patient with an heminegligence? Or someone with the pusher syndrome?