Fine Motor Skills Therapy Improves Activities of Daily Living

When Diane began Occupational Therapy, the decrease in her overall strength, endurance & fine motor skills from her recent amputation severely impacted her ability to get dressed, to take care of herself & to do anything in a home environment.

[@StinginRogerr]

Beautiful video to watch. Thank you 🙏

[@wingsphysio]

The wrist band displays confidential information and should be blurred for confidentiality

[@sausti3]

Is the therapist using a standardized assessment tool as an intervention?

[@marchn3934]

it looks like she is using the grooved pegboard as her material in order to target her objective. Maybe, she is using it as her preparatory activity in order to practice the skill needed.

[@Ailurophile900]

😂 this first lady therapist keeps using her right hand to teach her what to do, hey how about actually sympathize with her and use your left
Like the second lady.

[@estephaniesaenz2332]

The purpose of the first activity might have been done to improve fine motor skills on the affected UE and the second activity might be to improve bilateral coordination. Among other skills. It's very rare for a therapist to not create a care plan that will optimize a patient's outcome. There are also different models of approach that therapists use for treatments, some rehabilitative some to modify.