Category: Guidelines for FaceFormer therapy for children
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FaceFormer therapy for children – Guidelines for parents and therapists
Children have a mind of their own and successful therapeutic work always requires individual motivation. This video shows an example of how the child and therapist can work together successfully.
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FaceFormer training with children – five rounds of exercises
Playful FaceFormer training for children: In this join-in video, the basic exercise is performed 5 times and the pulling exercise 5 times together with the therapist. An ideal aid for parents and therapists to motivate the little ones.
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FaceFormer training with children – Ten rounds of exercises
The join-in training video shows how children can learn the FaceFormer therapy exercises in a fun way. In this video, the children perform ten rounds of the basic exercise and ten rounds of the pulling exercise.
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Motivation in everyday practice – how young children learn the FaceFormer exercises
For FaceFormer therapy to be successful, it is very important to carry out FaceFormer training regularly. This is especially true for younger children. It is therefore particularly important to motivate the children to co-operate.