A custom braking system that allows a client with cerebral palsy to activate her tricycle brakes independently. She does this by rotating a braking bar that is attached to her handlebars.
A custom braking system that allows a client with cerebral palsy to activate her tricycle brakes independently. She does this by rotating a braking bar that is attached to her handlebars.
A device to provide a stimulate a client’s vision and hearing, in response to a switch press.
A sliding shelf that enables a teen with cerebral palsy to access her school locker independently.
A fun activity that helps the client build upper body strength. When the client pushes two rods into fitted holes on either end of a school bus toy, it plays a song.
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