Passive Range of Motion

Passive Range of Motion – Our Occupational Therapist, Amy shows you how to safely and effectively stretch your affected arm. Passive range of motion will help you keep your joints flexible while you are unable to move on your own.

Tabletop Towel Exercises – Towel exercises, or active assistive exercises, will help move the affected extremity through range of motion with the help of using your strong arm.

Dowel Exercises – Our dowel exercises, or active assistive exercises, will help you move your affected extremity through range of motion with the help of your strong arm. However, depending on your fitness level, you can also add a weight to the dowel for strengthening.

These seated upper body exercises are perfect for regaining strength after stroke or injury.  Modifications are shown if you are not ready for weights.

Quick, 10 minute seated ab exercises.  Perfect for older adults, or anyone that can benefit from seated balance exercises and core strengthening.

Chair exercises to improve leg strength.  Great for stroke, neurological disorders and general deconditioning to improve strength, balance, endurance, leg range of motion and walking.