5.9K views · 79 reactions | How to use a cane! Reduce falls and improve mobility with assistive devices that are appropriate for you. Contact Dr Brea today 567.454.1046 or www.vipseniorcarespecialists.com | VIP Therapy | Facebook

4.7K views · 97 reactions | Ever wondered how it feels to use a white cane or other assistive tools? Join us on May 1st to see how Perkins helps children with disabilities find their place in the world. You’ll get to explore Orientation & Mobility, and other skills that help our students build independence. Grab your tickets at Perkins.org/Taste | Perkins School for the Blind | Facebook

🦴NCLEX Tips for Canes ⇄#1 Cane handle = greater trochanter 💪#2 Hold cane with strong side 🚶Walking -Move cane & affected extremity together! ↑↓Stairs -Up with the good (leg) -Down with the bad (leg) ❗Cane and affected leg are on opposite sides but always move together!!! Other than injury, what is another reason someone may use a cane? Drop your answer in the comments below. #nurseinthemaking #FutureNurse #assistivedevices #NCLEXtips #clinicals #orthonurse | Nurse In The Making

Choosing the right assistive aid after a stroke can make or break your walking recovery! 🚶‍♂️✨ Whether it’s a walker, hemi walker, or stick/cane, the best one depends on your balance, muscle strength, and level of recovery. Always let your physiotherapist assess and guide you — because the right support takes you one confident step closer to independence 💪🧠 (neurophysiotherapy, post-stroke rehab, stroke, brain stroke, post-stroke exercises, assistive aids, walking aids, physiotherapy, stroke