Compensatory strategies and energy conservation

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Molly will maintain static standing for 30 seconds with moderate assistance (Mod A), compensatory strategies, and energy conservation techniques as needed to improve her standing tolerance for functional transfers. interventions to support this goal, frames of references and model of practice and intervention approaches.

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