Motivating repetition
Movement games built around a story give children a reason to repeat an exercise many times.
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Movement activities and home exercise programs
Create games for balance, strength and gross motor goals, guide exercises over video and send families a home program with clear instructions.
Scope of care · Physical therapists
Support for your clinical goals
Choose an area of care to explore relevant activities, example goals and ways to use PlaySpace.
Area of care
Gross motor milestones
Rolling, sitting, crawling, walking and running on a typical timeline.
How PlaySpace helps
Playful obstacle and movement games tuned to each stage.
Example goal
Walk 20 feet independently across varied surfaces.
Features · Physical therapists
How PlaySpace helps physical therapists
Your care day · Physical therapists
Tools for your daily work
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
In practice · Physical therapists
Ways to use PlaySpace
An obstacle course at home
You can turn couch cushions and tape on the floor into a pirate adventure the family sets up in the living room.
Rehabilitation after surgery
Between clinic visits, you can check the child’s form over video and adjust the program early.
Knowing what was practiced
Before the next session, you can see which home exercises happened, so you can plan from an accurate starting point.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for you to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until you approve it.
Explore more
Explore other roles, approaches and settings.
Roles
Approaches
Across PlaySpace
