NEUROSUIT

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The Birth of the Intensive Model Of Therapy (IMOT) & The NeuroSuit. Patricia Gonzalez ,OTR/L recognized that traditional therapy put limitations on therapists and the results they could achieve. US therapists were being held back due to the frequency and duration of therapy sessions which were allowed by insurance companies and also by the physician's recommendations. Beginning in Hippotherapy in 1998, our founder soon discovered an intensive approach to physical and occupational therapy which was being utilized in both Poland and Russia. At this time the therapy was not available in the US and Gonzalez sought other avenues before gaining years of experience and seeking the ultimate training which would expand her knowledge and give her the tools to change the lives of many. Patricia traveled to Poland and Russia to train with the Chief of Staff from the National Adeli Training Center in Yaroslavl, Russia. In March 2005 the Chief of Staff, Dr. Lyudmila Martyanova from Russia , another fellow physician and top physical therapist came to the US for 12 weeks to train her on the Adeli Suit and the methodologies. With this intensive training and the years of experience, Gonzalez has given theNeuroSuit training staff the knowledge and tools to share with others as we grow spreading new hope for our loved ones and those we treat. Beginning with the use of other suits, Gonzalez still felt the need to make changes and add those vital arm and glove components. When there is a will, there is a way....... hence the birth of the NeuroSuit! Now nominated as an honorary chairman to the NRCC Physician's Advisory Board to Congress, Gonzalez will fill her dream to make the intensive suit therapy available to all. The Intensive Model of Therapy and NeuroSuits are to be shared around the world so all individuals may seek the therapy they deserve when and where they need it.