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Workshops Recap
We had the privilege of hosting more than 50 therapists from various SPED schools in Singapore giving them the opportunity to test out all the dif...
Simple Stuff Works webinar co-hosted by Ash Preston and Anna Waugh
Simple Stuff Works provides high-quality education and therapeutic positioning equipment with a goal to prevent and treat problems associated with...
BodyMap webinar co-hosted by EnaTech Hub and Akces Med
EnaTech Hub in conjunction with our partner from Poland, Akces Med hosted a webinar on their BodyMap Systems.
Dudek Przemysław, physiotherapist an...
Hoggi Webinar to Amazing Bunch of Local Therapists
Recently, we held a webinar with German mobility experts, Hoggi.
On the webinar, we had 47 therapists from various hospitals, special education ...
Special Sensory Projects and Custom Made Items
Introduction
Can’t find exactly what you’re looking for? Have an idea in mind for a piece of equipment that would meet your learners’ needs in so...
Relaxation and Calming rooms
Multi-Sensory Rooms to promote relaxation and calming
Whilst we almost always advocate and encourage an interactive approach in our Multi-Sensor...
The Tech For Good Festival
While most of the people within the special needs community were at The Purple Parade, there was another event taking place at The National Libr...
The best selection of paediatric rehab equipment
EnaTech Hub is dedicated to providing our clients with the best selectionof paediatric rehab equipment, adaptive equipment, and therapy solutionsf...
The Christian Outreach to the Handicapped 40th anniversary dinner
On Friday night, we had the honour of attending the Christian Outreach to the Handicapped 40th anniversary dinner at the Swissotel. The COH team pu...
CPAS Assistive Technology Carnival
Last week EnaTech Hub had the privilege to be hosted by the wonderful team at CPAS at their annual Assistive Technology Carnival. The event is held...
“Wait and see” game is outdated
Parents on discharge from the NICU rarely have a specific therapy plan in place for their at-risk child. Actually, parents at any given point of time rarely have a proper therapy plan in place. At the most critical time, when professionals have to suggest equipment, methods and actions - the main suggestion is to wait and see.