OPTP NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards — Perform Graded Motor Imagery Techniques to Test Left/Right Discrimination Abilities — Non-Returnable

OPTP NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards — Perform Graded Motor Imagery Techniques to Test Left/Right Discrimination Abilities — Non-Returnable

NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards: Use to quickly establish whether a patients' brain can determine between left and right hands. Re-train Left/Right Discrimination: Effective for re-training left/right discrimination as part of a Graded Motor Imagery rehabilitation program. 48 Flash Cards: Includes 24 left hand images and 24 right hand images on durable plastic-coated cards. Also includes a non-permanent marker, for writing on the reverse side, an instruction sheet, a reference list and suggestions of games that “retrain as you play.” Graded Motor Imagery: For use under clinical guidance, NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards are an integral part of the GMI exercise process as explained in the Graded Motor Imagery Handbook. Measurements: Measure 4 5⁄16" x 4 5⁄16" (11cm x 11cm). Test and train patients’ left/right discrimination abilities with NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards, an integral element of Graded Motor Imagery. Research shows that many people with wrist or hand pain lose the ability to quickly discriminate between left and right images of hands. NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards will quickly establish whether a patient’s brain can determine between left and right hands. They are also effective for re-training left/right discrimination as part of a Graded Motor Imagery rehabilitation program. Each set of NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards includes 24 left hand images and 24 right hand images on durable plastic-coated cards. It also includes a non-permanent marker, for writing on the reverse side, an instruction sheet, a reference list and suggestions of games that “retrain as you play.” Measure 4 5⁄16" x 4 5⁄16" (11cm x 11cm). For use under clinical guidance, NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards are an integral part of the GMI exercise process as explained in The Graded Motor Imagery Handbook by Dr. David Butler, Dr. G. Lorimer Moseley, Timothy Beames and Thomas Giles.