Functional therapy solutions focus on enhancing patients’ ability to perform daily activities with ease and independence. This approach emphasizes practical, task-oriented exercises that replicate real-world tasks, such as lifting, bending, or reaching. Functional therapy is often personalized to target specific activities that the patient finds challenging, ensuring that progress is relevant to their lifestyle. In addition to traditional methods, many therapists now integrate balance and gait training, as well as core strengthening, to stabilize movement and prevent falls. For patients with neurological or musculoskeletal conditions, functional therapy may also involve assistive devices or adaptive techniques to facilitate safe movement. These tailored solutions empower patients to lead active lives by restoring essential functional skills, promoting independence, and minimizing reliance on caregivers.
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