[Source: Medical News Today]
Breathe Arts Health Research, the social enterprise developing creative approaches to tackle healthcare issues, has designed a new therapy to help young people suffering from hemiplegia.
With the help of mentors from Lloyds Banking Group, Breathe is looking to expand its work to benefit children nationally and has signed up British Paralympic athlete, Bethy Woodward as the social enterprise’s patron.
Hemiplegia is a condition which severely limits the use of one side of the body, and Breathe designs programs that help children suffering with this disorder to overcome their disability through the use of creativity and magic, as well as designing programmes to tackle other health problems and inequalities.
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