Dressing Aids | Tools for Getting Dressed Independently

Getting dressed is one of the first things that gets hard when hands, shoulders, hips, or balance change. These are the tools occupational therapists reach for first: sock aids, button hooks, zipper pulls, elastic shoelaces, long handled shoe horns, dressing sticks, and reachers. Each one lets a person finish dressing without bending, twisting, or waiting for help.

Every item here is chosen by a practicing occupational therapist, so you are not guessing which version actually works.

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