What Conditions Might Require Activity Modification?
Various conditions might necessitate activity modification, including:
- Asthma: Children with asthma may need to avoid strenuous activities and take medication before engaging in exercise. - Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Sensory-friendly environments and structured routines can help children with ASD feel more comfortable. - Cerebral Palsy: Adaptive equipment and tailored physical therapy can support mobility and independence. - Chronic Pain: Gradual increases in activity levels and pain management techniques can help children cope with chronic pain. - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Structured activities and frequent breaks can assist in managing hyperactivity and improving focus.
