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Complementary Therapies

The following activities are recommended by Rebound Therapy professionals as ideal ways to extend the benefits of trampoline-based therapy between scheduled sessions. They provide additional opportunities for physical and cognitive development, while keeping sessions enjoyable and engaging.

 

Incorporating one or more of these activities into a student’s timetable can help create a routine filled with fun, stimulation, and measurable progress.

Flexi-Bounce Therapy

Flexi-Bounce Therapy uses an orthopaedic-quality rebounder to offer therapeutic exercise for children and adults with a wide range of additional needs.

Many schools and centres would like to offer Rebound Therapy more frequently, but are limited by space, budget, or equipment availability. Flexi-Bounce Therapy solves this by offering a smaller, more accessible alternative to a full-sized trampoline – making daily sessions possible, even during holidays.

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A student on a Sensafloat device in a swimming pool

Sensafloat

Hydrotherapy can provide enormous benefits for people with additional needs — and the Sensafloat hydrotherapy aid is an ideal complement to Rebound Therapy for those with motor impairments.

Invented by Eddy Anderson, founder of Rebound Therapy, Sensafloat has been used for nearly 30 years by physiotherapists, occupational therapists, SEN teachers, and swimming instructors. It supports safe relaxation and movement in water for individuals with profound and multiple impairments.

Gymnastics

Gymnastics can help develop balance, coordination, and strength, while encouraging creativity through routines and sequences.

From floor work to apparatus, it offers a wide variety of skill-building opportunities. Winstrada’s award programme includes ‘Primer’ awards designed specifically for disabilities, making it accessible to all.

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A person is standing on the Marodyne LiV device

Marodyne LiV

Marodyne LiV is a medically certified, non-invasive therapy tool that uses gentle, low-intensity vibrations to support:

Bone health and osteoporosis prevention

Muscle strength and stability

Circulation and lymphatic flow

Mobility and rehabilitation

Safe for all ages, it offers an alternative for those unable to participate in weight-bearing exercise — with sessions lasting just 10 minutes a day.

Exclusive offer: Use code RT150 for £150 off.

Halliwick

The Halliwick Concept teaches water safety, floating, relaxation, and swimming for disabled people in a supportive, social environment.

Developed over 70 years ago and continually updated, its unique 10-point programme is adaptable for all abilities, including neurodiverse individuals. Teachers, parents, therapists, and pool managers can all benefit from its training.

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