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Yan Weiheng

«The goal of rehabilitation is not learning to walk or grasp, but joining in with peers»

Yan Weiheng鄢纬恒

Rehabilitation Therapist: Physical Therapy (PT) and Sensory Integration

Rehabilitation Specialist

Focus

  • Children with cerebral palsy and developmental delay; neuropsychological development milestones for ages 0–6
  • Brunnstrom, Bobath, PNF, sensory integration; assessment with GMFM (gross motor) and FMFM (fine motor); programs framed by ICF-CY

Education

  • Yichun Vocational and Technical College, Rehabilitation Therapy Technology, 2026

About

A physical therapist (PT) who graduated in 2026. In pediatrics he works with cerebral palsy and developmental delay, drawing on the neuropsychological development milestones for children aged 0–6 and on the GMFM (gross motor) and FMFM (fine motor) assessment systems.

He follows the principle of "medicine and education together, guided by play": passive stretching and active training are turned into play with a goal the child can understand, so that the child stays psychologically safe throughout the session.

Programs are structured around ICF-CY, the children and youth version of the International Classification of Functioning: what limits the child's participation in everyday life is addressed first.

Professional areas: pediatric physical therapy for cerebral palsy and developmental delay; sensory integration; assessment of motor development.

Education and methods

  • Yichun Vocational and Technical College, Rehabilitation Therapy Technology, graduated 2026.
  • Brunnstrom, Bobath, PNF — correction of abnormal movement patterns.
  • Sensory integration.
  • Assessment: GMFM, FMFM, neuropsychological development milestones for ages 0–6; planning within ICF-CY.

Experience

Clinical placements at Jinhua Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Shangrao People's Hospital. His professional background also covers adult neurological rehabilitation — sequelae of stroke and traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease, peripheral nerve injury; the methods of that field include constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) and transcranial magnetic stimulation combined with biofeedback. NeuroLife (Shangrao) works with children only, and the adult field is not part of the center's programs.

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