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TheraTogs are becoming a standard of care worldwide for addressing
sensorimotor and orthopedic disorders - providing continuous wearable therapy that extends and accelerates the gains from therapy sessions. 

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Clinicians

Learn what TheraTogs can do, how they work, and what system is recommended for each client's needs.

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Providers

Learn how TheraTogs can help your clients, your network of referring clinicians, and your business.

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Parents & Caregivers

Learn how TheraTogs help you improve outcomes for the child or adult in your care.

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How to Purchase

Ready to prescribe, recommend, or purchase TheraTogs? Here are your options.

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Typical TheraTogs Systems and Uses

Full Body  Autism/SPD  AtaxiTog  Lower Extremity  Wrist & Thumb
Cerebral palsy, spina bifida, stroke, kyphosis, scoliosis,multiple sclerosis, posture Sensory processing disorder (SPD), autism (ASD) Cerebellar ataxia, impaired balance, balance insecurity Impaired gait, in-toeing, out-toeing, scissor gait, knee hyperextension Wrist/thumb stability, ulnar deviation, forearm pronation or supination

TheraTogs are used or distributed by leading rehab organizations worldwide...

       




New Distributor for US


We're very pleased to welcome RehabMart as the newest TheraTogs distributor - now serving clinicians throughout the US! 

Training Next Week!

Act now! 4-hour hands-on Togging lab  on June 10th in Northridge, CA.

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What's New: Research

Clinical Rehabilitation (Online First ed.) has released a new study showing the effectiveness of TheraTogs in hip abductor control in walking following stroke.
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RIMS 2009 Conference (Genoa, Italy): Preliminary findings show TheraTogs give immediate benefits for adults with MS.
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Pediatric Physical Therapy Journal study shows how TheraTogs help children with Cerebral Palsy.
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