Training with music in your hands is fun and motivating

Physiotherapist Julie Krohne Christiansen often faces challenges in including all residents in her training activities. Some residents are in high arousal and need to calm down before they can participate. Others are in too low arousal and it takes time to awaken them, which means they don’t always get to join in.Others are too low arousal and it takes time to wake them up, which means they don't always manage to join in.

With the musical and tactile sensory stimulation from the inmuRELAX and inmuDANCE sensory cushions, Julie finds that she can create a more engaging training experience. These innovative sensory cushions help regulate individual arousal levels, allowing all residents to actively participate and get the most out of the training and the activities. Watch the video to see how inmu transforms training and improves the quality of life for the residents.