PANat – a pro-active approach to neurorehabilitation based on behavioural neuroplasticity
Building on the pioneering work of Margaret Johnstone (1919–2006), PANat pro-actively addresses moderate to severe hemiparesis, translating modern movement science, neuroplasticity principles, systems theory of motor control and motor learning principles into practical clinical strategies.
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Tools – Bringing Movement Back to Life
At PANat, we believe that rehabilitation should be active, meaningful, and deeply human.
Our mission is to help people with neurological challenges rediscover movement and function in their daily lives.
Professional Training in the PANat Approach
Our courses are designed for therapists who wish to deepen their understanding of cognitive and sensorimotor rehabilitation.
Through a combination of theory, clinical reasoning, and hands-on practice, participants learn how to integrate the PANat approach with the use of Urias® Johnstone air splints and PANat-Laptools® into everyday therapy.