What does calibration in LSVT BIG specifically address?

Calibration in LSVT BIG specifically addresses sensory deficits and internal cueing because it focuses on helping individuals develop an awareness of their movement and adjust their actions accordingly. In the context of LSVT BIG, calibration refers to the learner's ability to recognize the size and amplitude of their movements, which may be altered due to conditions such as Parkinson's disease. The therapy emphasizes internal cueing, which helps patients improve their self-awareness of movement performance. Through calibration, individuals can better understand their movements and make adjustments to enhance their physical function and reduce the risk of falls or injury. This process is crucial in promoting independence and improving overall motor control in patients receiving LSVT BIG treatment.