Table 2.

Rehabilitation activities and related clinical/functional purposes.

Rehabilitative domain	Activities	Rehabilitation purposes
Motor	Mobility	To increase joints mobility functions
	Strength	To increase muscular strength against gravity
	Coordination	To improve learning and execution of motor patterns
	Dexterity	To increase grasp, grip, pinch and manipulation functions
	Speed	To accelerate moves
	Motor control	To improve accuracy of motion
	Postural control	To adapt postural organization to different motor transitions
	Balance	To improve stability of center of mass
	Endurance	To train exertion
	Rhythm	To improve smoothness of motion
Cognitive	Attention training	To stimulate attentional skills (e.g., sustained, selective, and shifting)
	Executive functions training	To stimulate several aspects of executive functions (e.g., planning and monitoring, abstraction and categorization)