Pensando en Movimiento
Resumen
Una similitud que existe entre todas las profesiones relacionadas con las ciencias aplicadas a la rehabilitación es la utilización de terapias basadas en el movimiento, estas producen mejoras cognitivas, sensoriales, motoras (La Touche, 2019) y además presentan una gran repercusión sobre el estado de ánimo del paciente (Gourgouvelis et al., 2017). Dentro de las terapias basadas en el movimiento, el ejercicio y su variante específica aplicada a la rehabilitación (ejercicio terapéutico) es la que tiene una gran aplicabilidad clínica, presenta un soporte sólido de la evidencia científica y se prescribe con mayor frecuencia para el tratamiento de trastornos musculoesqueléticos, neurológicos y cardiorrespiratorios (La Touche, 2017). La prescripción de ejercicio terapéutico es un proceso sistemático en el cual se establece un planteamiento terapéutico basado en pruebas físicas y diseñado con el objetivo de recuperar, mejorar, prevenir y optimizar las funciones físicas mediante la utilización de ejercicios con un énfasis rehabilitador (La Touche, 2017).Cómo citar
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