Choosing the Right Mobility Aids for the Kinesthetically Challenged

While balance or equilibrium issues involve different sensory pathways largely related to the inner ear, kinesthesis sensory input, as it relates to movement, occurs throughout the body via a network of sensory systems that relay tension and compression signals to the muscles, in addition to sending sensory signals for touch. People who have suffered from orthopedic and neuromuscular illnesses, injuries, or disabilities, can often become "kinesthetically challenged," which can impact, to varying degrees, a person’s ability to perform everyday activities, including traveling from one place to another in a timely manner.

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