NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Hand

$59.95

NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Hand are clinical flash cards used to assess and train left/right hand discrimination as part of a Graded Motor Imagery rehabilitation program. They are commonly used by physiotherapists, occupational therapists, pain clinicians, and rehabilitation professionals working with persistent pain and altered body perception.
Each set includes 48 durable plastic-coated hand image cards, with 24 left and 24 matching right images, plus a non-permanent marker, instruction sheet, reference list, game ideas, and a sturdy storage container.

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NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Hand

NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Hand are designed for clinicians and rehabilitation professionals who use Graded Motor Imagery, laterality training, and pain science-based rehabilitation strategies.

The cards help assess and train a person’s ability to quickly recognise left and right hand images. This skill is often called left/right discrimination or laterality recognition. In some persistent pain conditions, the brain’s ability to quickly and accurately identify left and right body parts may become altered. Therefore, laterality training may be used as an early stage in a broader Graded Motor Imagery program.

Clinical Tool for Graded Motor Imagery

  • Designed for left/right hand discrimination training
  • Useful as part of a comprehensive Graded Motor Imagery program
  • Can be used for assessment, practice, games, and home programming
  • Helps add variety beyond app-based laterality training
  • Designed for use under appropriate clinical guidance

What Are Recognise Hand Flash Cards Used For?

NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards are used to test and train whether a person can identify hand images as left or right. The cards show hands in different positions and orientations, requiring the user to make quick left/right decisions without physically moving into painful positions.

This makes the cards especially useful when direct movement may be uncomfortable, limited, or not yet appropriate. As a result, they can support early-stage rehabilitation where the goal is to work with the brain’s representation of movement before progressing to more direct physical tasks.

Part of the Graded Motor Imagery Process

Graded Motor Imagery, often shortened to GMI, is a structured rehabilitation approach that may include:

  • Left/right discrimination training
  • Motor imagery
  • Mirror therapy

The Recognise Hand Flash Cards are mainly used in the left/right discrimination stage. They can also be used alongside the Recognise App, the NOI Mirror Box, and The Graded Motor Imagery Handbook for a more complete clinical program.

Good to Know

  • These cards are not general children’s flash cards.
  • They are intended as a clinical rehabilitation and pain science education tool.
  • They should be used as part of an appropriate assessment and treatment plan.
  • For persistent pain, CRPS, phantom limb pain, or complex presentations, clinical guidance is recommended.

What Is Included?

  • 48 hand image cards
  • 24 left hand images
  • 24 matching right hand images
  • Durable plastic-coated card construction
  • Non-permanent marker for writing on the reverse side
  • Instruction sheet
  • Reference list
  • Suggestions for games and practice activities
  • Sturdy box or storage container

Who Uses NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards?

These flash cards are commonly used by clinicians and educators who work with pain, rehabilitation, motor control, and body awareness.

  • Physiotherapists
  • Occupational therapists
  • Pain clinicians
  • Hand therapists
  • Rehabilitation clinics
  • Hospitals and university programs
  • Clinicians using Graded Motor Imagery or pain neuroscience education

Common Clinical Applications

NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards may be considered in rehabilitation programs involving:

  • Persistent hand or wrist pain
  • Complex regional pain syndrome, often called CRPS
  • Phantom limb pain
  • Altered body perception or laterality recognition changes
  • Upper limb pain where movement is painful or threatening
  • Graded Motor Imagery education and training

Clinical Use Reminder

  • These cards are a rehabilitation tool, not a stand-alone cure.
  • They are best used within a structured treatment plan.
  • Progression should be based on the individual’s symptoms, tolerance, and clinical presentation.

Product Details

Product NameNOI Recognise Flash Cards: Hand
BrandNOI Group
Product TypeClinical flash cards / Graded Motor Imagery tool
Body RegionHand
Training FocusLeft/right hand discrimination
Card Count48 image cards
Image Breakdown24 left hand images and 24 matching right hand images
MaterialDurable plastic-coated cards
Included AccessoriesNon-permanent marker, instruction sheet, reference list, game suggestions, and storage container
Recommended UseFor use under clinical guidance as part of a Graded Motor Imagery program

How These Cards Support Rehabilitation

The cards can be used to create quick recognition tasks, timed sorting activities, matching exercises, and clinician-guided games. Because the images vary in position and orientation, they encourage the user to practise identifying left and right hands without needing to repeatedly move into painful ranges.

This can be especially helpful when the goal is to build confidence, improve recognition speed, and gradually prepare the nervous system for later stages of movement-based rehabilitation.

Related NOI Group Products

  • NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Foot
  • NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Back
  • NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Neck
  • NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Shoulder
  • NOI Recognise Flash Cards: Knee
  • NOI Mirror Box
  • The Graded Motor Imagery Handbook
  • Explain Pain resources

Available from The Physio Store in Canada

The Physio Store carries NOI Group pain science and Graded Motor Imagery resources for Canadian clinicians, clinics, universities, hospitals, and rehabilitation programs. Clinical and volume pricing may be available for eligible healthcare and educational accounts.

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What are NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards used for?

NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards are used to assess and train left/right hand discrimination. They are commonly used as part of a Graded Motor Imagery rehabilitation program for people with persistent pain, altered body awareness, or difficulty quickly identifying left and right hand images.

What is left/right discrimination?

Left/right discrimination is the ability to quickly recognise whether an image shows a left or right body part. In rehabilitation, this skill is often trained before progressing to imagined movement or mirror therapy.

Are these cards part of Graded Motor Imagery?

Yes. Recognise Hand Flash Cards are used in the laterality or left/right discrimination stage of Graded Motor Imagery. They may be used alongside motor imagery, mirror therapy, the Recognise App, and The Graded Motor Imagery Handbook.

How many cards are included?

Each set includes 48 hand image cards, with 24 left hand images and 24 matching right hand images.

What comes with the NOI Recognise Hand Flash Card set?

The set includes durable plastic-coated cards, a non-permanent marker, an instruction sheet, a reference list, game suggestions, and a sturdy storage container.

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Weight480 g
Dimensions28 × 30 × 2 cm
Availability Now available in-store at
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What are NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards used for?

NOI Recognise Hand Flash Cards are used to assess and train left/right hand discrimination. They are commonly used as part of a Graded Motor Imagery rehabilitation program for people with persistent pain, altered body awareness, or difficulty quickly identifying left and right hand images.

What is left/right discrimination?

Left/right discrimination is the ability to quickly recognise whether an image shows a left or right body part. In rehabilitation, this skill is often trained before progressing to imagined movement or mirror therapy.

Are these cards part of Graded Motor Imagery?

Yes. Recognise Hand Flash Cards are used in the laterality or left/right discrimination stage of Graded Motor Imagery. They may be used alongside motor imagery, mirror therapy, the Recognise App, and The Graded Motor Imagery Handbook.

How many cards are included?

Each set includes 48 hand image cards, with 24 left hand images and 24 matching right hand images.

What comes with the NOI Recognise Hand Flash Card set?

The set includes durable plastic-coated cards, a non-permanent marker, an instruction sheet, a reference list, game suggestions, and a sturdy storage container.

Who commonly uses these hand flash cards?

They are commonly used by physiotherapists, occupational therapists, hand therapists, pain clinicians, rehabilitation clinics, hospitals, and university programs that teach or apply Graded Motor Imagery.

Can patients use these flash cards at home?

They may be used at home when recommended by a clinician. For persistent pain, CRPS, phantom limb pain, or complex symptoms, it is best to use them as part of a guided treatment plan.

Are these cards only for hand pain?

They are designed specifically for hand laterality training, so they are most relevant for hand, wrist, and upper limb rehabilitation programs. NOI also makes Recognise Flash Card sets for other body regions.

Are these the same as the Recognise App?

No. The flash cards are physical cards, while the Recognise App is digital. Many clinicians use both because physical cards can add variety, social interaction, games, and hands-on practice.

Can these cards help with CRPS?

They may be used as part of a Graded Motor Imagery program for complex pain presentations such as CRPS, but they should not be viewed as a stand-alone treatment. Clinical assessment and guidance are recommended.

Are the cards durable?

Yes. The cards are made from durable plastic-coated card material, making them suitable for repeated clinic use.

Is this product returnable?

We recommend treating this as a final sale educational and clinical-use item once opened, especially because it is a handled card-based product used in clinical or home therapy settings.