Therapeutic clay not only strengthens and mobilises the muscles of the hand and fingers but also improves the mobility of the hands and fingers. It can be used in hand rehabilitation and for shaping various objects, making it versatile in its applications. The muscles of the hands are among the most used in daily life and therefore need to be well developed.
Kneading with the fingers or with the whole hand works not only the muscles of the fingers and hands, but also those of the forearms. Different exercises can help strengthen and rebuild the muscles, especially after surgery or an injury. Additionally, therapeutic clay is also used for rheumatic pains.
Another use of therapeutic clay is with children and adolescents. Here, the clay has particular educational value. The different shapes that can be formed with the clay stimulate creative abilities.
Sensory and motor skills are particularly encouraged through touch, feel, and modelling. Therapeutic clay is also used for children who suffer from motor disorders. For adolescents, therapeutic clay helps improve perception and imagination through modelling figures or specific objects.
Therapeutic clay is multifunctional and can be used in many areas. Overview of different colours and strengths: - Beige colour: Extra soft - Yellow colour: Soft - Red colour: Medium - Green colour: Strong The different strengths are available in a 85 g or 450 g pot. Benefits - Non-greasy - Antimicrobial - Does not harden