Even though Kelvin used to cook prior to his stroke and knows his way around the kitchen, having to bake now with just one hand posed several new challenges.
In the Kitchen with the One-Handed Baker Read More »
Having flat feet is a natural part of development in majority of children. As most of them will outgrow this condition, should parents take a wait-and-see approach? Or when should they consider treatment? SPD’s senior physiotherapist La Min Maung shares more.
What Can I Do about My Child’s Flat Feet? Read More »
For the past 24 years, 84-year-old Mr Low Chai Huat has been caring for his son Terance who is dependent on him for most activities of daily living. While the stoic father of five seldom expresses his love verbally, his unwavering devotion and care speak volume of his unconditional love for his youngest child.
“Dad, thank you for taking care of me” Read More »
As much as technology has become more prevalent and intuitive, the Web remains inaccessible and inconvenient to some, due to its limited accessibility features.
Diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type II, Jiahui needs support for daily activities and relies on a motorised wheelchair to move around. With limited hand movements, she is not able to type or write as fast as her peers. But these difficulties are no obstacle to her achieving good grades and contributing to the community.
Youth With Muscular Dystrophy Hopes to Advocate for Others Like Her Read More »
Roger Lua had a stroke due to his congenital heart condition when he was just 20 years old. Spurred by a strong desire to be a contributing member of society and to support his family’s finances, Roger enrolled in SPD’s Employment Support Programme in hopes of seeking employment.
Supporting Stroke Survivor in His Employment Journey Read More »
SPD@Tampines’ occupational therapist Genevieve Ng shares how she and the EIPIC team develop curriculums that support children with autism and other developmental needs in maximising their participation and independence in their daily life.
Maximising Participation and Independence in Children with Autism Read More »
Receiving news that her baby girl was born with non-functioning kidneys was a big blow to Wei Yee. What followed were years of meticulous care for her daughter and fine balancing of her other duties. Wei Yee shares more about her parenting journey as well as insights in this Mother’s Day Special.
Celebrating a Mother’s Love – Caring for Her 6-year-old with a Rare Medical Condition Read More »
One common rehabilitation goal for those who experience limb weakness, or those with temporary paralysis, is to learn to walk again and be independent in the community. We take a look at how the ceiling hoist can be used during physical therapy to improve balance and walking.
Ceiling Hoist for Physical Therapy Read More »
One common rehabilitation goal for those who experience limb weakness, or those with temporary paralysis, is to learn to walk again and be independent in the community. We take a look at how the ceiling hoist can be used during physical therapy to improve balance and walking.
Ceiling Hoist for Physical Therapy Read More »
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