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Ideas and tutorials adaptive equipment specifically made for self-feeding. This type of adaptive equipment can help improve independence in feeding skills and techniques.
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Eating Utensils
DIY No Sew Universal Cuff
Universal cuffs, or U-cuffs, help individuals with limited fine motor control and grip strength to maintain a hold on everyday utensils with ease. ​ ​This type of daily living aid can be used with a toothbrush, eating utensils, paint brushes, wooden spoons, and combs. ​ ​This type of universal cuff can be kept in your bag or car in case you leave your regular universal cuff at home. ​ ​Quick and easy set up, no sewing required, and tips for putting on this universal cuff one handed is included.
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Adaptive Technology
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Top 15 DIY Stroke Recovery Aids
Improve independence in daily living skills with these top 15 DIY stroke recovery aids. These adaptive tools can assist individuals in gaining independence in self care skills. ​ ​Such skills include eating, bathing, dressing, grooming, functional mobility as well as participate in adaptive hobbies and games with family and friends. Follow these step by step occupational therapy assistive technology project tutorials specifically for stroke rehabilitation.
Collage of 4 pictures featuring a built up utensils, button hook and zipper pull, long handled utensils, and adaptive game card holders.
Top 15 DIY Stroke Recovery Aids
Improve independence in daily living skills with these top 15 DIY stroke recovery aids. These adaptive tools can assist individuals in gaining independence in self care skills. ​ ​Such skills include eating, bathing, dressing, grooming, functional mobility as well as participate in adaptive hobbies and games with family and friends. Follow these step by step occupational therapy assistive technology project tutorials specifically for stroke rehabilitation.
Collage of four pictures including a button hook, long handled utensil (spoon), built up pencil, and one type of adaptive game card holders. All DIY projects. Adaptive Scissors, Occupational Therapy Tools, Teamwork Activities, Assistive Technology Devices, Adaptive Devices, Weighted Lap Pad, Technology Devices, Bilateral Coordination
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DIY Assistive Technology Tutorials
Learn how to make your own assistive technology with these occupational therapy-based, easy to follow step by step tutorials. ​ ​Project tutorials include daily living aids, school based tools such as handwriting aids and adaptive scissors, and dementia care projects as well as stroke recovery aids. ​ ​
Collage of four pictures including a button hook, long handled utensil (spoon), built up pencil, and one type of adaptive game card holders. All DIY projects.
DIY Assistive Technology Tutorials
Learn how to make your own assistive technology with these occupational therapy-based, easy to follow step by step tutorials. ​ ​Project tutorials include daily living aids, school based tools such as handwriting aids and adaptive scissors, and dementia care projects as well as stroke recovery aids. ​ ​
a DIY long handled adaptive device is show on a wooden display board next to a ceramic bowl of granola. The long handled device features turquoise velcro. What Is Occupational Therapy, Respite Care
What Is Occupational Therapy
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DIY Long Handled Adaptive Utensils: A Daily Living Aid
Long handled utensils help individuals with limited upper extremity (arm) range of motion to gain independence in self care task by extending their reach. ​ ​This type of assistive technology can be used with a variety of utensils including eating utensils, a toothbrush, hair brush as well as paint brushes. ​ ​Follow this easy, occupational therapy step by step tutorial to learn how to make your own long handled adaptive device- 2 ways. ​ ​
Someone wearing a red and grey plaid shirt is using a the dressing stick to remove the shirt from the top of the shoulder. Taking Off Clothing, Diy Dressing, Hip Surgery
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DIY Dressing Stick: A Daily Living Aid
A dressing stick is a type of assistive technology that can help make putting on and taking off clothing easier for those who have limited upper body range of motion (reach) and decreased hip flexion (bend). This adaptive daily living tool aims to reduce bending and reaching while putting on and taking off various types of clothing. ​ ​Quick 4 step, occupational therapy tutorial.
The DIY universal cuff is featured holding a black and lime green electric razor. A bonsai is in the background. Equipment Exercises, School Based Therapy
Equipment Exercises
School Based Therapy
DIY Universal Cuff Daily Living Aid
Improve your grasp on utensils with a DIY universal cuff. ​ ​U-cuffs are a type of assistive technology that can help individuals with limited fine motor control and grip strength, maintain a hold on everyday utensils with ease. ​ ​This type of daily living aid can be used with hairbrushes and toothbrushes as well as wooden spoons, eating utensils, paintbrushes, a watering hose, and an electric razor. ​ ​Features two adjustable straps around both the hand and utensil. Occupational therapy tutorial. ​ ​
a no sew universal cuff is being used to scoop granola milk and blueberries from a glass cup. A box of hand picked blueberries sits in the background. . Memory Care, Assistive Technology
Memory Care
Assistive Technology
DIY No Sew Universal Cuff
Universal cuffs, or U-cuffs, help individuals with limited fine motor control and grip strength to maintain a hold on everyday utensils with ease. ​ ​This type of daily living aid can be used with a toothbrush, eating utensils, paint brushes, wooden spoons, and combs. ​ ​This type of universal cuff can be kept in your bag or car in case you leave your regular universal cuff at home. ​ ​Quick and easy set up, no sewing required, and tips for putting on this universal cuff one handed is included.
a DIY long handled adaptive device is show on a wooden display board next to a ceramic bowl of granola. The long handled device features turquoise velcro. Technology Diy
Technology Diy
DIY Long Handled Adaptive Device
Long handled utensils help individuals with limited upper extremity (arm) range of motion to gain independence in self care task by extending their reach. ​ ​This type of assistive technology can be used with a variety of utensils including eating utensils, a toothbrush, hair brush as well as paint brushes. ​ ​Follow this easy, occupational therapy step by step tutorial to learn how to make your own long handled adaptive device- 2 ways. ​ ​
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a long handled sponge is featured lying on a display board with folded towels and a bar of Dove soap. Clean Countertops, Durable Medical Equipment
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DIY Long Handled Sponge: An Adaptive Bathing Aid
A long handled sponge is a type of assistive technology that can help individuals with limited arm range of motion and/or hip flexion (bend) be able to reach and wash the lower legs and other hard to reach areas. ​ ​A second long handled sponge can be used to clean countertops or spills on the floor. ​ ​Follow this occupational therapy tutorial and learn how to make your own long handled sponge. ​ ​
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DIY Adaptive Clothing Using Velcro
Adaptive clothing is designed to help make getting dressed easier and less time consuming while conserving energy. Find out how to make adaptive clothing by replacing buttons with Velcro closures on a shirt. ​ ​This type of adaptive clothing can help make getting dressed easier for those with fine motor or upper extremity differences such as those in arthritis care, stroke recovery, after an injury, or for anyone who has difficulty manipulating buttons. Step by step occupational therapy guide.
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This low grip peeler is a fantastic product that can boost kitchen independence and comfort!
Stay Hydrated with Adaptive and Hands-Free Drinking Devices! Overcome challenges for people with limited mobility, dexterity, or vision. Explore DIY solutions like adding lids, straws, and handles to your own cups. Discover brands like Contigo and Mighty Mug for spill-resistant options. On the go? Explore backpack hydration and mobility device cup holders! Discover more on the blog. #AdaptiveDrinking #HandsFreeHydration #AccessibleCups #OccupationalTherapy #AssistiveDevices #Quadriplegic Adaptive Equipment Occupational Therapy, Low Tech Assistive Technology, Occupational Therapy Activities, Blender Bottle, Integrated Handles, Bottle Water
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Blender Bottle
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Adaptive and Hands-Free Cups, Mugs, and Other Drinking Devices
Stay Hydrated with Adaptive and Hands-Free Drinking Devices! Overcome challenges for people with limited mobility, dexterity, or vision. Explore DIY solutions like adding lids, straws, and handles to your own cups. Discover brands like Contigo and Mighty Mug for spill-resistant options. On the go? Explore backpack hydration and mobility device cup holders! Discover more on the blog. #AdaptiveDrinking #HandsFreeHydration #AccessibleCups #OccupationalTherapy #AssistiveDevices #Quadriplegic
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Enlarging Handle for person with Spasiticity