Evidence-based neurorehabilitation supporting active recovery
PANat in clinical neurorehabilitation
PANat is used by therapists working with people living with stroke and other neurological conditions that affect movement, participation and independence in everyday life.
By combining therapeutic tools with principles from motor learning and behavioural neuroplasticity, PANat supports active participation in rehabilitation across all phases of recovery.
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For people living with neurological conditions and their families
PANat aims to support active participation in rehabilitation for people with conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury and multiple sclerosis.
PANat is a neurorehabilitation approach that helps people with severe movement impairments participate more actively in training and everyday life after stroke and other neurological conditions.
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Therapeutic tools for supporting movement, participation and independence
With PANat, we believe neurorehabilitation should be active, meaningful and person-centred.
PANat tools are designed to help people with severe movement difficulties become more actively involved in rehabilitation and daily activities.
Education
Videos for instructional content and clinical technique using the PANat approach and air splints.
In our videozone we offer free educational ressources with in dept videos with clinical techniques on how to apply the air splints and also show some of the millions of exercise you can do with the PANat approach.
Professional Training in the PANat Approach
Our courses are designed for therapists who wish to deepen their understanding of contemporary neurorehabilitation, clinical reasoning and task-specific training.
Through a combination of theory, practical application and graded, hands-off practice, participants explore how the PANat approach, air splints and PANat-Laptool can support self-directed training, functional skill acquisition and meaningful participation in everyday life.