Finger-Hand-Rehabilitation
Shoulder-Arm-Rehabiliation
Interactive and task-specific therapy
Upper Extremity Rehabilitation
The perfect therapy setting
Gait and Locomotion
Gait training for the goals across all phases
Balance training and postural control
Three components of TyroTherapy
High intensity, high dose, and high motivation:
These are the three key factors for achieving the best possible therapy results in the shortest amount of time.
In the 10 years that I have been using Tyromotion devices, I have seen some amazing progress with our clients. As movement increases, the TyroS software allows for this improvement, no matter how small. They repeat specific movements while completing functional tasks, enabling to cement the pathways between their brain and their affected limbs.
We work with Tyromotion because we are taking an innovative approach to occupational therapy and want to offer our patients varied, effective and, above all, active therapy. The various assessments and games not only visualise the progress of treatment very clearly, they also make therapy planning much easier. Robot-assisted therapy is definitely a benefit for our patients and us therapists!
I like to use Myro frequently in the field of visual exploration, in the treatment of half-sided visual field loss, cognitive impairments or attention deficits.
Therapists from different disciplines can use the technologies.
This results in a high recognition value for patients.
As the robotic and sensory devices relieve us of many necessary repetitions, I as a therapist can concentrate more specifically on the individual control of the patient’s therapy process.
Tyromotion makes my work a lot more varied, the devices are multifunctional and the training can be individually tailored to the patient.
This creates satisfaction for both the therapist and the patient.
Personally, I find our therapy devices from Tyromotion an enrichment.
They make a significant contribution to the progress and success of our patients in everyday rehabilitation. The variety of equipment gives the patients the opportunity to work on their limitations both playfully and functionally. This provides patients direct feedback on their progress and making training fun.
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