SEMA provides physical therapy and trains a number of technicians
SEMA offers physical therapy as well as training a number of technicians to be physiotherapists
The pictures show some of the practical practices of the second year students of the Institute of Physiotherapy within the Academy of Health Sciences supported by the Qatar Red Crescent and implemented by the Syrian Expatriates Medical Association "Sima"
These trainings were implemented within the physiotherapy centers spread in northern Syria, during which the trainees practiced different methods of treating patients, and children in particular, with the aim of relieving pain, helping them recover, expanding their range of movement and diversifying the beneficiaries among children with fractures, people with special needs, or Those born with diseases that require this type of health care, and the trainees carried out practical treatments for the symptoms, and trained the beneficiaries on some special exercises to do at home that help improve their health status.
