Disabilities

These are posts which are particularly relevant to specific disabilities or health conditions. Clearly, there is overlap between what is useful for many different kinds of disabilities, so have a browse through the whole list. Check back for updates! 

(Is there anything you'd like to see that isn't already here? Comment below and we'll do our best!)

 

Autism

High muscle tone (hypertonia, spasm, spasticity, etc.)

Low muscle tone (hypotonia, common in Down Syndrome and some musculoskeletal disorders)

Global Developmental Delay/learning disability

Sensory impairment

Hypermobility

Proprioception, co-ordination and balance


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