Ambulation is an important aspect of recovery and maintaining independence, but it can be challenging for individuals with reduced strength, balance, or mobility. Caregivers play a key role in providing safe and effective support during walking activities. 

Learn the right techniques on assisting your loved one with ambulation using different levels of support, including walking without aids, with a walking stick, and with a walking frame or rollator. 

These step-by-step videos focus on proper positioning, safety, and communication to reduce the risk of falls and build confidence in movement, helping your care recipients stay active and engaged in their daily routines.

	Preparation: Setting the right height for walking aid
	Sit to stand: Without Walking Aid With Walking/Quad Stick With Walking Frame/Rollator
	Walking: Without Walking Aid With Walking/Quad Stick With Walking Frame/Rollator (Step-to Gait) With Walking Frame/Rollator (Step-through Gait)
	Kerbs: Crossing Kerb - Without Walking Aid Crossing Kerb - With Walking/Quad Stick Crossing Kerb - With Walking Frame/Rollator Stepping Up Kerb - With Walking Frame/Rollator Stepping Down Kerb - With Walking Frame/Rollator
	Stairs: Climbing Up Stairs - Without Walking Aids Climbing Down Stairs - Without Walking Aids Climbing Up Stairs - With Walking/Quad Stick Climbing Down Stairs - With Walking/Quad Stick