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Sensorimotor Approach: ( Rood ) Neuromotor, sensori-motor, and neurodevelopmental conditions that utilizes a neurophysiological approach to treatment Emphasizes the use of facilitation and inhibitory sensory stimulation techniques to normalize muscle tone in order to initiate a volitional motor response for functional performance skills31 Emphasizes both a reflexive and hierarchic model of motor control.31 See assessments above To normalize muscle tone through the use of facilitory or inhibitory techniques to initiate controlled developmental movement. Utilized primarily as a preparatory precursor to engage in occupations.31 Movement Approach: (Brunnstrom) Approach is specific to people who have suffered from a cerebral vascular accident (CVA) and is a neurophysiological approach to treatment. This approach addresses the reflexive and abnormal patterns in the UE and encourages synergic (flexor or extensor) activation of muscles to promote the development of purposeful, voluntary movement. The approach identifies six sequential stages of motor recovery after a stroke-induced hemiplegia. Emphasizes both a reflexive and hierarchic model of motor control.31 See asessments above The Brunnstrom Approach has influenced the development of a standardized assessment to evaluate a person recovering such as the Assessment of Physical Performance (FMA). To improve movement from a reflexive pattern to voluntary control31
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