Handwoven Is So Important In Recovery
As well as we know, handwoven can improve the quality of life, improve adaptability, and the output of the product also gives participants a sense of accomplishment. Therefore, handwoven has a great influence, is a good relaxing activity, also is a very useful treatment. In 1991 year, Kleinman and Stalcup pointed out that handwoven is a therapeutic method that requires scientific research and is an activity that is beneficial to the health of the whole nation and art. So how does it work as a treatment?
Therefore, many research results proved that hand weaving has a rehabilitation function for many diseases such as senile diseases, mental diseases, and the recovery of hand and foot function. Through the treatment of hand-knitting, the working model of the brain is improved, improving mood, stimulating endorphins, resulting in a sense of well-being, which in turn activates the immune system and acts on the above diseases.I believe that in the near future, hand-knitting will play an important role in the field of home rehabilitation!
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