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Can inmuRHYTHM steal attention from Youtube

Autism

by Emilie Wiehe | May 16, 2024 | Autism, Children, Cognitive disorders, inmuRHYTHM, Motor training, Newsletter, School

Can inmuRHYTHM steal attention from YouTube? Ariana is autistic and loves watching YouTube videos of things that break. Next to soap bubbles, it’s her favourite occupation. At Fensmarkskolen in Denmark, they...

New opportunities with the inmu vest

ADHD

by Emilie Wiehe | May 16, 2024 | ADHD, Autism, Children, children therapy, Cognitive disorders, Cognitive Training, Disabled, inmuDANCE, inmuRELAX, inmuRHYTHM, Motor training, Newsletter, School

New opportunities with the inmu vest The inmu vest is not just for people with motor challenges. The vest opens up new possibilities for activities and therapeutic and educational applications. When wearing the vest,...

inmu in NRTimes: “Holistic activation of the senses”

Cognitive disorders

by Emilie Wiehe | Jan 28, 2021 | Cognitive disorders, Cognitive Training, Disabled, inmuRELAX, News

We are happy to be part of issue 15 of NRTimes that focus on how art, sience and other interventions can help people with brain injury. From the article: “inmu treads a new path within the rehabilitation sector....

inmu sensory cushions as educational and awareness-raising tools for children

Autism

by Anders Hansen | Feb 8, 2020 | Autism, Children, Cognitive disorders, Disabled, inmuRELAX, School, Top story

At the relief care institution, Lundø, they use the sensory cushions inmuRELAX and inmuDANCE every day. They offer relief to families with children with reduced physical and / or mental disabilities, as well as...

Joy and laughter with inmuDANCE

Cognitive disorders

by Anders Hansen | Oct 3, 2019 | Cognitive disorders, Dementia, inmuDANCE, Motor training, Professional Care, Top story

Anne suffers from dementia but she loves to dance. At Anne’s nursing home, they use inmuDANCE for the little daily therapy that provides activity and joy. inmuDANCE is a motion-stimulating experience inmuDANCE...

How sensory stimulation can improve wellbeing and daily care

Cognitive disorders

by Anders Hansen | Jul 2, 2019 | Cognitive disorders, Dementia, Professional Care, Top story

Charlotte Voetmann is one of Denmark’s leading experts in sensory stimulation, Snoezelen (MSE) and neuropedagogical methods. She has worked with and taught sensory stimulation for many years in relation to dementia and...