Movement within the day

A complaint is often the result of the whole day, not a single movement

The two frames below show two different days of the same person. The difference is not in their body, but in the flow of their day.

A woman leaning toward a laptop on her knees on a sofa in a dim room with half-drawn curtains.

A day with less movement

Long hours in the same position accumulate load at a single point and reduce the variety of movement during the day.

The same woman climbing stone steps at an easy pace in daylight in a tree-lined park.

A day with greater movement variety

Walking, changing position and short active breaks spread the load across the day.

The images are illustrative. They are not a before–after treatment comparison. The source of a complaint can only be understood through in-person assessment.

Areas of work

Which topic are you looking for information on?

Each area explains which factors a complaint may be related to, the assessment process, and what changes in daily life.

Body Awareness

Movement quality, body perception and noticing load during the day.

Process

How does assessment proceed?

The steps of the process are similar in every area of work; the content changes according to the person’s complaint and goals.

  1. Assessment

    The history of the complaint, loading during the day, work pattern, physical-activity habits and movement quality are considered together.

  2. Shared goal-setting

    Goals are defined according to what the person wants to do in daily life; the process is built on these goals.

  3. Movement and exercise

    A movement and exercise plan is formed that starts at a loading level suitable for the person and progresses gradually.

  4. Daily-life and ergonomics adjustments

    The work environment, sitting arrangement, break behaviour and movement habits during the day are reviewed.

  5. Follow-up and re-assessment

    The process is re-assessed against the defined goals and the plan is updated.

Contact

Let us assess together an approach suited to your situation

Guide content offers general information. The reason for your complaint and a plan suited to you are determined through in-person assessment.