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Spasticity or a spastic movement pattern
What is the problem, and what should we do about it?Well, that depends on how we understand and...
Questions and answers to our political parties/
With an election approaching, the Motorisk group — where Learn to Move collaborates with...
Collaboration and Training on Functional Sitting with Hepro
We are delighted to have started a collaboration with the Norwegian assistive technology company...
Open Letter to Regional Politicians in Halland
The Convention on the Rights of the Child is law in Sweden, and the image shows its core pillars,...
Training in motor development for preschool staff has begun and will continue.
So far, the Motor Development for Preschools course has been held twice. It has been incredibly...
RBU organised an important seminar on “Life in Motion,” with Learn to Move taking part.
The RBU association in Västerås is a great example of what can be achieved, and it was both...
Learn to Move initiates research collaboration with the Gillberg Centre, University of Gothenburg
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) affects approximately 6% of children. We know that it...
DCD course with many valuable and important discussions.
On March 10-11, a course about Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) was held, bringing...
The innovation process behind “Learn to Walk” is highlighted in the Swedish Physiotherapy Journal.
Assistive devices are an area where we need significantly more innovation and development—it’s...