A new sport for the UNBROKEN patients

Patients at the National Rehabilitation Center UNBROKEN recently tried their hand at a new sport: pétanque. This French game, which involves throwing metal balls as close as possible to a small wooden target, proved to be both fun and therapeutic. The activity offered an enjoyable way for patients to improve their coordination and social interaction. Both the patients and the center's management were so pleased with the positive response that they decided to make pétanque training a regular feature of the rehabilitation program. The experience not only brought smiles to their faces but also helped foster a sense of camaraderie and achievement.

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