CME therapy equipment for children
CME Pediatric Physical Therapy Tools are a wooden set used in children’s motor rehabilitation sessions within the Cuevas Medek Exercise approach. They are designed to support balance training, postural control, and the use of motor responses during standing and movement under the supervision of a specialist.
Key Features
- Versatile design: allows different training positions according to each child’s rehabilitation plan.
- Supports balance training: helps work on postural stability and improve control during standing and movement.
- Suitable for therapy sessions: used within CME and Medek protocols in pediatric physical therapy settings.
- Modular assembly: makes it easy to vary exercises and change the level of challenge during the session.
- Designed for rehabilitation use: helps apply guided exercises for motor delay and motor control disorders.
Areas of Use
- Global motor development delay.
- Cerebral palsy.
- Down syndrome.
- Balance and coordination disorders.
- Motor rehabilitation programs after periods of inactivity or after injuries, as assessed by the specialist.
Quality and Safety Notes
- Made of natural wood.
- Designed for therapeutic use under specialist supervision.
- Used in a suitable rehabilitation environment to ensure proper exercise execution.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are CME pediatric physical therapy tools used for?
They are used in children’s motor rehabilitation sessions to perform balance and postural control exercises within the CME method.
Are these tools suitable for home use?
They can be used as part of a home treatment plan when recommended by a physical therapist.
Who are these tools for?
They are used in pediatric physical therapy centers and clinics, by specialists, and in some cases as part of home follow-up programs.
Are they used for all motor conditions?
They are used according to the specialist’s assessment for cases that require motor rehabilitation and balance and motor control training.
