Suit Therapy

The following tasks should be in view when performing the main stage of  Suit therapy:

• normalizing the tone of the muscles (correcting the posture-tone reflexes);

• correcting the faulty patterns of the support-and-motor apparatus (the extremities, sections of the spinal cord, and others);

•  improving the mobility of the joints;

• managing the weakness (hypotrophy, atrophy) of individual groups of muscles;

• forming vestibular and antigravitational reactions and static-and-dynamic steadiness (balance and spatial orientation);

• improving muscle-and-joint sensation (kinesthesia and proprioception) and tactile sensations;

• improving the general support of the extremities and the support of their individual segments;

• developing dexterity of the arms and hands (minor motor management);

• improving the functions of the cardiovascular, respiratory and other systems.