Impulse Control Therapy Games

I actually use mine for vision therapy. The games are working great and it's helping me train my eyes to work together.

This was an impulse buy one day. Best decision ever! I use this keyboard with in my classroom to control the computer I have connected to my projector. Being able to stand at my podium in front of the class and control my computer, or walk around the room and still control it has been an absolute game changer for me and my teaching.

We use this for recording student therapy sessions and it works great!

I use it in my bedroom. Music is therapy for me! I like it loud and clean! This used with beam is amazing and so simple to use.

I was never into VR because the level of quality wasn't there and then.... Oculus Quest 2 and the game ELEVEN that I use now as a therapy for people with Parkinson, changed my perspective of VR. We even had a world championship for PingPongParkinson. Just to tell you one thing, I use it every day. Period! Nenad Bach, NY

I use this arm when setting up a remote camera for shooting NBA games. I like it much better than the arm with the lever because it gives me much more control when adjusting it in close quarters and making small changes.

It's Animal Crossing, but newer, cuter, more beautiful, and more in-depth. More control than previous games (you can control basically everything), and the villagers interact with the environment even more than older AC games. Definitely recommended for Animal Crossing fans and anyone trying to escape the real world, even with friends (you can go to their island). Be warned: you will spend more time than you realize enjoying this game.

This clamp on Zoom Remote Control is top notch! It has made shooting soccer games 100% easier and more enjoyable. I would easily recommend this item to anyone.

Funny how life catches up with you. I hauled all sorts of loads for years, decade after decade. One day in my mid-fifties I stepped off a curb wrong and experienced a back injury. After several thousand dollars of physical therapy I realized I had to make some life changes and some gear adjustments: no more 25 lb and 30 lb sand bags. I switched to 15 lb and 10 lb shot bags for video production. There is so much less strain on my back now. I've started purchasing this particular model shot bag as I rotated C-stands back into my arsenal. Yes, they cost more than traditional sand bags, but the money I'm saving in physical therapy and reducing further injury justifies their cost. I've never had an injury in my life until my fifties, and, quite frankly, thought that I never would be injured. Save your back while you can. Lighten your load sooner than later. That way you can continue to do the work you love to do. Also one big advantage of shot bags is that they have a smaller footprint than corresponding sandbags weighing the same amount, so their smaller footprint takes up less storage space in my studio.

Bought to use for light therapy. Attached a Par 38 can light fixture using the TVMP Yoke accessory. Great stand. Well made, stable, and easily adjustable. Works perfectly for my use. Would buy again.