9-11 September 2026
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Workshop and Live Demonstration
Learn how to identify the four fundamental walking skills and apply these insights across robotic, treadmill and overground gait training.
A Practical Approach to Gait Rehabilitation
Gain practical insights into a structured, evidence-based approach to gait rehabilitation that focuses on identifying the underlying causes of impaired walking, rather than simply correcting movement patterns.
This workshop introduces a clinical framework to help rehabilitation professionals assess gait more effectively and select targeted interventions that support better patient outcomes.
Bringing together robotic gait training, body weight-supported treadmill training and overground rehabilitation, the session concludes with a live patient demonstration. See how assessment findings can be translated into clinical decision-making and personalised treatment in real time.
What You'll Experience
Principles of locomotor therapy and motor learning
Practical gait assessment using observational analysis
Identification of the four fundamental walking sub-skills
Targeted interventions across robotic gait training, body weight-supported treadmill training and overground rehabilitation
A live patient demonstration covering assessment, treatment planning and intervention in real time
Meet the Speaker
Assistant Professor Parit Wongphaet, M.D.
With more than 30 years of experience in rehabilitation medicine, Assistant Professor Parit Wongphaet is recognised as one of Thailand’s leading experts in locomotor therapy and neurological rehabilitation.
A pioneer in body weight-supported treadmill training and robotic gait rehabilitation, he has authored a textbook on locomotor therapy and conducted workshops across Thailand. He also developed an award-winning fall prevention programme recognised by Thailand’s Ministry of Social Development and Human Security.
His engaging teaching style combines evidence-based practice with practical clinical application, making complex rehabilitation concepts accessible to practitioners across different care settings.