Space Therapy

Space therapy, physical therapy and rehabilitation is a treatment method developed in recent years and used in many neurological diseases such as spina bifida, spinal cord injuries and especially cerebral palsy.

The origin of space therapy is based on the clothing astronauts wear against the lack of gravity in space. Thanks to this outfit used, the weak muscle overcomes its failure to resist gravity. The arms and legs are suspended in accordance with the patient's condition, and gravity is eliminated, and the patient's ability to move increases.

Thanks to the elastic support bands used in the hip circumference, shoulder girdle and back region, the body of the patient is given the desired shape and the body is stabilized. In space therapy, the patient participates to the maximum in the treatment, the patient's self-confidence increases and the patient is expected to actively correct himself. By transferring weight to the required points, spasticity is reduced, balance is improved and involuntary movements occurring in the body are taken under control.

Space therapy appeals to all groups of children, adults, and aims to solve many problems that arise as a result of their illness.