Cutlery

Image of Cutlery

Using cutlery effectively is essential to independence with eating.1 Included in this section is a range of adapted cutlery that may assist with difficulties such as reduced grip, tremor or lack of muscle control, use of one hand only, restricted movement and weakness in the arms and shoulders.1

Also included in this section are a range of cutlery assessment kits that therapists may use during assessments with people experiencing difficulties with eating tasks.

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Image of Lightweight cutlery Lightweight cutlery
 
Image of Cutlery with large or contoured handles Cutlery with large or contoured handles
 
Image of Spoons & forks shaped to assist eating Spoons & forks shaped to assist eating
 
Image of Combination cutlery for one-handed use Combination cutlery for one-handed use
Image of Non-metallic or plastic coated cutlery Non-metallic or plastic coated cutlery
 
Image of Weighted cutlery Weighted cutlery
 
Image of Cutlery assessment kits Cutlery assessment kits
 
Image of Angled cutlery Angled cutlery

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