Physical Therapy Physical Therapists will work with the PPS client to introduce and customize any lifestyle modifications and concepts with regard to pacing and energy conservation. Physical Therapists can also screen for inefficiency in movement resulting from deformity or weakness, and can assist in establishing a safe exercise program. Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapists are trained to assess the fine motors skills of the client, such as hand control, muscle weakness, etc. as well as the home environment and the patient's daily activities of daily living in order to restructure tasks, introduce mechanical aids like grab bars, and provide devices to assist the client with regular physical activities otherwise compromised by disability. Social Services A LMSW or LPC will evaluate and counsel regarding reactive depression, coping strategies, pain management and life style adjustment. Post Polio Syndrome Resources of Louisiana PJs Post Polio Support Club PJs Post Polio Support is a Yahoo Club for Post-Polio survivors and friends.
Members can ask questions and chat with other survivors.
The Dallas Area Post-Polio Association has set up a simple and easy way to send messages to other polio survivors. After you sign up, you will receive and e-mail asking for verification. You must reply to that verification request. Your Strength is a Non-Profit Private Foundation, created to assist persons experiencing Post Polio Syndrome. P.R.Y.S. is a site maintained for the purposes of education, communication, and as a forum to meet other PPS people around the world.