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Post-Fall Fear Re-Engagement
Post-fall fear re-engagement gradually restores walking and strength after a fall—combining exposure, support, and training so avoidance does not decondition legs.
Post-fall fear re-engagement is the gradual return to walking and strength work after a fall—addressing activity avoidance that ironically raises future fall risk through deconditioning. Start with supported balance drills, short familiar routes, and celebrate small exposures; cognitive reframing helps but does not replace physical capacity work.
Clinicians clear fractures and syncope first.
Common questions
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How soon should you walk again after a fall?
Follow medical clearance for injury. Once cleared, start with indoor or familiar routes and hand support if needed—longer avoidance without training usually worsens confidence.
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