BalanceWear Case Study: Significant Relief of dizziness for an individual with Multiple Sclerosis
In honor of National MS Awareness Month, inventor Cindy Gibson-Horn, PT interviews Grace, a woman who has been living with (Multiple Sclerosis) MS for 17 years, to discuss the impact MS has had on her life and her experience with the innovative BalanceWear vest.
Throughout the interview, Grace shares her diagnosis story and opens up about the various symptoms she experiences, including balance and vision issues. She also provides insight into the rehabilitation and treatments she has undergone in an effort to improve her condition.
Grace's story takes an uplifting turn when she shares her experience® with the BalanceWear vest. After undergoing trials, she found that the BalanceWear significantly improved her balance and helped her manage her dizziness symptoms. This inspiring interview sheds light on the potential impact of the BalanceWear vest and the importance of awareness for those living with MS.
About BalanceWear:
BalanceWear is a type of wearable therapy device that is designed to help people with balance problems. It is a vest that contains a set of strategically placed weights that are tailored to each individual wearer's needs. The weights are placed in such a way as to create a counterbalance effect that can help the wearer maintain better balance and stability.
BalanceWear was developed by physical therapist Cindy Gibson-Horn and is based on the concept of sensory organization. This theory suggests that the brain relies on input from the eyes, inner ear, and muscles and joints to maintain balance. When these inputs are disrupted, as can happen with certain medical conditions or injuries, balance can be impaired. The weights in the BalanceWear vest are designed to provide additional input to the brain, which can help it to better process and integrate the sensory information it receives.
BalanceWear is often used as a therapy tool for people with conditions such as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and cerebral palsy. It can be used in conjunction with other therapies and exercises to improve balance, reduce falls, and improve overall mobility.
Learn More:
For Patients:
If you are a patient with mobility and balance issues, maybe BalanceWear will be able to help.
Learn more about BalanceWear at www.motiontherapeutics.com or send an email to john[at]motiontherapeutics.com
How to obtain a BalanceWear Vest?
1. Visit a Certified BalanceWear Clinician
2. Go through the assessment process to see if BalanceWear is able to help you.
3. Place an order for the BalanceWear vest according to your size and measurements.
4. Once you received your vest, take the BalanceWear back to the clinician and have them apply and fit the garment to you.
We suggest that you see the clinician a few times to develop an appropriate exercise program to use with BalanceWear. If at some point you do not feel as balanced be sure to contact the clinician to have your weights reconfigured in the device.
For Clinicians:
If you are a Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Orthotist, Neurologist, or Doctor and want to offer BalanceWear to your clients, you may visit www.balanceweareducation.com and learn about the foundation, research, and studies of the BalanceWear technology and discover how BalanceWear Vest would be beneficial to your clientele.
Our Virtual Training is also available.
For clinicians in the US, you will receive 21.75 CEUs in select states.
For training costs, schedule, and further inquiries, you may contact us at bbtw.ed[at]balanceweareducation.com
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