All products in this shop were developed by a neuroscientist and stroke survivor, combining personal experience with scientific expertise.
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Penelope
Shop now⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Perfect Support for My Hand During Yoga"
As a stroke survivor, one of my ongoing challenges is finger curling during certain movements — especially during yoga poses where my hands are on the floor. This L-shaped glove has been an absolute lifesaver.
I use it during my yoga sessions, and it keeps my fingers from curling, giving my hand the support it needs without being stiff or uncomfortable. The open-palm design is fantastic — I can still feel the mat beneath me, which helps with balance and sensory feedback.
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Mark
Shop now⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "A Powerful Machine for Full-Body Neuro Rehab"
I’ve been using the crawling machine in my rehab program for a weeks now, and the results have been incredible.
This machine allows me to use all four limbs in a rhythmic, supported motion — which is exactly what I need to improve my gait, balance, and core strength. It’s challenging in the best way, and I can feel how much it activates my entire nervous system.
What I love most is that it’s stable and safe, but still gives me room to move naturally. It’s also super versatile — my therapist even uses it with kids and older adults in our clinic.
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Abigail
Shop now⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Restored My Natural Arm Swing — A Huge Win for My Walking!"
Using the Arm Swing Walker has been a turning point in my rehab journey. After my stroke, I struggled with a stiff, uneven gait and hardly moved my affected arm when walking. This device gently guides my arm into a natural swinging motion — something I hadn’t done in years.
The difference is amazing. After just a few weeks of regular use, I’m noticing more balance, better rhythm, and increased awareness of my posture. It's not just physical — it's like my brain is relearning how to walk the way it used to.
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Kay
Shop now⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Finally, I Can Do Push-Ups Without My Hand Folding In"
This glove has completely changed the game for me when it comes to doing push-ups. Before, my affected hand would curl up or collapse under pressure, making the movement frustrating and unsafe. Since using this glove, I can finally do push-ups with proper form and confidence.
It’s clear this was designed by someone who understands neuro recovery and movement. Whether I’m doing push-ups, crawling, or floor work, it gives me just the right support without getting in the way.
Highly recommend this to anyone dealing with hand spasticity or weakness
You're set up for success
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🧠 Why Crawling Is Good for Rehablitation
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Crawling is a powerful, often underused movement pattern in rehabilitation that engages the whole body — including the brain. It’s particularly useful in neuro-rehabilitation, developmental therapy, and functional recovery for adults after stroke, brain injury, or neurological conditions. -
💪 Why Arm Swing Is Good for Rehabilitation
Read nowRestoring natural arm swing during walking is a key component of neurological and functional rehabilitation. Arm swing is not just a passive movement — it plays an active role in balance, coordination, and gait efficiency. After a stroke or brain injury, arm swing is often reduced or asymmetric, which can negatively impact walking mechanics
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✋ Why an Open-Palm Glove Is Good for Rehabilitation
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The design of the L-shaped glove, which leaves the palm exposed, offers unique benefits for individuals in neurological rehabilitation. It supports hand positioning without covering the skin, allowing the user to maintain direct sensory contact with the ground, mat, or equipment — a key element in restoring motor control and sensory integration.
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🔁 Why Cross-Cord Synchronous Movement Is Good for Rehabilitation
Read now(Contralateral Coordination, Gait, and Brain Rewiring)
Cross-cord synchronous movement refers to rhythmic, coordinated use of opposite limbs—such as when the left arm and right leg move together during walking or crawling. This movement pattern is deeply embedded in our nervous system and is a powerful tool for improving motor control, balance, and brain function during rehabilitation from stroke, brain injury, and other neurological conditions.