Abstract: In one aspect, a wristband for wearable devices is presented. A wristband may have a first band having a first proximal end couplable to a wearable device and a first distal end extending away from the wearable device. A wristband may have a second band having a second proximal end formed as part of a portion of the first distal end of the first band and a second distal end couplable to a locking element configured to secure the wearable device to a portion of a user.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a method of reducing movement disorder symptom severity of a patient is presented. A method may include securing a wearable device to a body part of a patient through an attachment system. A method may include activating a mechanical transducer of a wearable device to provide a vibratory output to one or more nerves in a vicinity of a wrist of the patient. A vibratory output may have a vibrational strength of about 0.30 Grms to about 0.78 Grms.

Abstract: In an aspect, a wearable device for reducing symptoms of neurological movement disorders is presented. The wearable device includes controlling unit. The controlling unit includes a power supply and a controller in communication with the power supply. The controller is configured to generate stimulation output. The controlling unit includes an electrical connector in electrical communication with both the power supply and the controller. The wearable device includes an interchangeable stimulation assembly configured to provide the stimulation output to a body part of a patient through one or more stimulators within the interchangeable stimulation assembly positioned to be in contact with the body part. The interchangeable stimulation assembly includes a housing having an interior adapted to securely house both the power supply and the controller.