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Mirror Therapy - Shirley Ryan AbilityLab

Mirror Therapy Author: Michelle Rodriguez, OTR/L Purpose: The purpose of Mirror Therapy is to increase the brain s activity and to increase the brain s ability to reorganize in the affected area of the brain by giving more feedback to the brain. Watching the reflection in the Mirror has been shown in research to also prevent learned non-use of the weaker arm. Exercise Program: TRY to complete the exercises with the WEAKER arm behind the Mirror without being able to see it. You should attempt to move BOTH hands at the same time during the exercises.

Yun G., Chun M., Park J., Kim B. (2011) The synergic effect of mirror therapy and neuromuscular electrical stimulation for hand function in stroke patients. Annals of …

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