Dr. Harish Badiger

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Dr. Harish Badiger Physiotherapist expert in field of Paediatric and Adult Neurological Rehabilitation. (C/GMA, C/PIASTM, C/MNRI, C/SET, C/AQUATIC THERAPY)

02/10/2026

Emotional bonding during a child's physiotherapy session is just as important as therapeutic exercises. ❤️
When a child feels safe, loved and emotionally connected to their therapist, it builds trust, encourages active participation and makes therapy more meaningful. A strong therapeutic bond can help reduce anxiety, improve cooperation and create a positive environment for motor learning.
"Therapy is not just about movement; it's about building trust, nurturing emotions and creating connections that inspire progress." ❤️


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Physiotherapy works better when the family becomes part of the journey. ❤️Family-oriented programs encourage consistent ...
01/10/2026

Physiotherapy works better when the family becomes part of the journey. ❤️
Family-oriented programs encourage consistent practice beyond the clinic.
They help caregivers understand how to support movement, independence and daily activities.
Together, we can make rehabilitation more meaningful, functional and sustainable.
Because progress continues at home, not just during therapy sessions. 🧠💪

30/09/2026

Trunk rotation in Parkinson’s disease helps maintain spinal mobility, improve postural control, and support smoother turning and functional movements.

Regular rotational exercises can help with bed mobility, reaching, gait, balance, and turning during daily activities.

28/09/2026

Importance of the Hands-Supporting Reflex
The hands-supporting reflex helps children develop protective reactions and upper-limb stability during sitting and movement.
It supports postural control, balance, and body awareness when the child loses stability.
It also contributes to weight-bearing through the arms and improved shoulder stability.
In physiotherapy, activities that encourage this response can support functional mobility and safe participation in daily activities.




26/09/2026

Hand movement evaluation is essential in children with hemiplegia.
We assess reach, grasp, release, finger control and thumb function.
Bimanual activities help us understand functional use of the affected hand.
Quality, coordination and selective control guide our therapy goals.
✨ Early, targeted physiotherapy can support better hand function and independence.




25/09/2026

Importance of Fine Motor Activities in Dystonic CP
Fine motor activities can help children with dystonic CP develop more controlled, purposeful hand use.
🖐️ Improves hand control and coordination during functional tasks.
🎯 Promotes accuracy and motor planning through repeated goal-directed movements.
🤲 Encourages selective finger and hand movements, rather than relying on excessive whole-body movement.
🧠 Supports motor learning through repetition and sensory feedback.
🧩 Improves functional independence in activities such as feeding, dressing, writing, and play.
The goal is not simply to strengthen the hands, but to improve purposeful, efficient, and functional movement.

24/09/2026

Spirometry is an important tool for assessing respiratory function.
It helps monitor lung capacity, airflow, and breathing efficiency.
Regular assessment can help identify respiratory changes early.
For senior citizens and individuals with respiratory limitations, it can support better rehabilitation planning.
Breathe better. Move better. Live better. 🌿




24/09/2026

Balance and standing are the foundation for functional movement in children. 🧠✨
Through purposeful activities, we work on postural control, weight shifting, coordination, and confidence in movement.

Every small step builds better stability, better movement, and greater independence. 💙

📍 Revital Physiotherapy Services, Versova, Mumbai
📲 9594152602




23/09/2026

Proximal stability—especially trunk, pelvic and scapular control—is important in Ankylosing Spondylitis because spinal stiffness and altered posture can reduce efficient movement.
Improves postural control and helps maintain functional alignment.
Provides a stable base for limb movement, improving gait and functional activities.
Supports balance and reduces compensatory movement strategies.
Improves movement efficiency during transfers, reaching and walking.
Helps maintain functional mobility despite progressive spinal stiffness.

Connect at 9594152602 for more details.




21/09/2026

Ball catching after throwing toward a wall can be a useful visual–motor perception activity for children with hemiplegia, because it combines vision, attention, timing, and upper-limb control.
How it helps
Visual tracking: The child follows the moving ball as it travels toward and away from the wall.
Depth & distance perception: Predicting where the ball will return helps the child judge distance and trajectory.
Visual anticipation: The child learns to predict the ball’s direction and timing rather than reacting only after it arrives.
Eye–hand coordination: Vision guides hand positioning to intercept the ball.
Peripheral awareness: As the ball moves across the visual field, the child practices noticing movement outside the central gaze.
Timing & motor planning: The child has to organize the movement of the affected arm at the right moment.
Attention: Repeated catching requires sustained visual attention and rapid adjustment.
Bilateral integration: When appropriate, using both hands can encourage coordination between the affected and unaffected sides.



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"Revital Physiotherapy Services*, C/O/Soundlife Speech & Hearing Clinic, Shop No 2 , Ground Floor, Miranda Transport, Yari Road, Near Anjuman School, Mangal Nagar, Versova, Andheri West
Mumbai
400061

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919594152602

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