Equipment and home setup
Most of the movement that matters happens at home, not in my clinic. The chair you sit in, the step at the back door, the table you could use instead of the floor: these shape what is possible on an ordinary day.
The notes here are about tools, furniture and small room changes that make a practice doable. None of it needs to be expensive or special. The question I ask is simple: what would make the next attempt easier than the last one?
- September 10, 2026
When the floor is the hard part: a low, wide table can stand in for it
An idea from the clinic: when getting down to the floor is what stops the routine, a low, wide, transfer-rated table can substitute for it. What to look for, why, and what not to buy. Informational only.
- August 3, 2017
How to Shave When You Have a Shoulder Injury
A shoulder injury does not mean you have to skip grooming. Here are practical adaptations for shaving when your shoulder mobility is limited.
- August 3, 2017
How to Wash Your Hair with a Recent Shoulder Injury
Washing your hair after a shoulder injury can be painful and frustrating. Here are techniques to get it done without making things worse.