Therapy offers

Neurological treatment according to Bobath

Bobath therapy, developed by Dr. Karel and Bertha Bobath, offers your child holistic support based on precise observation of motor and sensory development. If your child’s motor development is restricted – whether due to developmental delays, postural damage or other impairments – this therapy can help to promote their abilities and increase their independence in everyday life.

Advice on child development

When can my child actually sit up on their own? When should I buy my first shoes and what do I need to bear in mind? My baby doesn’t like to lie on his tummy, can I help him? How well can my child hop, stand on one leg or walk backwards and are there playful ways to promote motor skills in everyday life? Which sport is particularly suitable for my child? What is actually part of good nursery furniture in which my small child can try things out and become more confident in motor skills? My baby spits up a lot and has problems sucking and drinking, is there any help for this? These and other issues may arise in your everyday life with your child. We are open to all questions and will be happy to advise you.

instructions for baby handling

When a baby sees the light of day, it begins an exciting journey into a new environment. Especially in the first weeks and months, it needs the loving support of its parents to arrive safely and well. Specific hand movements when carrying, lifting, changing and positioning play an important role in promoting motor development.

This process is referred to as “handling” – a kind of “handling” of your baby that offers him security and orientation. The aim is to strengthen your baby’s physical awareness, guide their motor skills and help them to come to terms with gravity. Step by step, your baby will become securely and confidently anchored in the world. Our therapists will show you simple exercises that you can do at home. We make sure that the tips are understandable and easy to implement.

The Psychomotorist

Psychomotricity helps your child to become more aware of their body and to move it in a targeted way. In small groups, they learn to harmonize their feelings with their movements and to control themselves better. Various activities in specially designed rooms will strengthen your child’s coordination, dexterity and self-confidence. At the same time, it promotes social and emotional development as your child learns to express themselves and connect with others. Psychomotricity helps your child to feel more comfortable in their own skin and to move more confidently.

Sensory integration

Sensory integration therapy aims to help your child process their sensory impressions better. The therapy uses targeted, playful exercises that appeal to different senses – such as swinging, jumping, climbing or touching different materials. These activities promote the brain’s ability to organize sensory information correctly. The aim is to help your child deal better with the environment and everyday situations, such as at school or at play, and thus improve their social and motor skills.

Castillo Morales

Castillo Morales therapy helps to improve your child’s oral motor skills. The aim is to specifically train the muscles in the mouth, such as the tongue, lips and jaw. The connection to the whole body is always taken into account, as good body tension and posture support natural oral motor skills – and these are important for things like speaking, swallowing and chewing. We show exercises that encourage your child to control these muscles better. This will help your child improve their mouth movements, which in turn will make communication and eating easier.

Respiratory therapy

For conditions such as asthma, bronchitis or cystic fibrosis, respiratory therapy is recommended to help your child better understand and control their breathing in a fun way. They will learn breathing deepening techniques as well as relaxing stretching and loosening exercises to support their airways. Even for small babies, this therapy can provide relief from breathing difficulties by making it easier to cough up and clear secretions. Targeted exercises promote the mobility of the chest and strengthen physical endurance. As parents, you will also receive support in using inhalers to help your child master their breathing techniques.

Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a treatment method that helps to bring the body into balance. The osteopath examines and treats the body to release blockages or tension. The joints, muscles and connective tissue are worked on with gentle movements. The aim is to promote your child’s well-being, relieve pain and improve mobility. Osteopathy can help with various problems such as abdominal pain, sleep disorders or restricted movement. It is safe and is always individually tailored to your child’s needs.

Kinesio-Taping

In the 1970s, the Japanese chiropractor Dr. Kenzo developed kinesiotherapy – an innovative method based on the targeted application of elastic tapes along muscle lines. The aim of the therapy is to activate and promote the body’s natural healing and control processes.

Various effects can be achieved thanks to the stretchable material:

– Relief from pain
– Improving mobility
– Support for the joints
– Strengthening muscle function

In pediatric physiotherapy, kinesiology is often used in combination with other methods to further optimize treatment results.

Marte Meo

In order to be able to develop all of their abilities, it is very important for your child to grow up in a good relationship with their parents. Successful bonding is also a very important building block in family life for parents. Marte Meo provides support for this bond and can help with stumbling blocks through video-supported counseling.

Marte Meo is a method that was developed in the 1980s by Maria Aarts from the Netherlands. The term comes from Latin and means “out of one’s own strength”. The central aim is to support people in recognizing, activating and developing their own resources and skills. In our case, this is primarily to improve the quality of interactions between child and parent.

Foot wrapping technique according to Zukunft-Huber

The Zukunft-Huber foot wrapping technique is used to correct your child’s foot misalignments. Special wraps with bandages and pads are applied to the feet. These promote the physiological alignment of the ankles and foot muscles. The wraps exert gentle pressure, which brings the feet into a better position without causing pain. This method supports the growth of the foot and helps to correct deformities such as flat, club, pointed or sickle feet. It is used regularly to achieve a lasting improvement in foot position

The alternative: three-dimensional, manual therapy according to Zukunft Huber treats foot deformities such as club, sickle, pointed or flat feet. We focus on the functional movement development of your child. During the treatment, you as parents will also learn stretching and wrapping techniques to use at home to support the therapy.

Vojta

The Vojta concept helps your child to move better and strengthen body awareness. Targeted gripping techniques and positions activate reflexes that help your child learn important movements. Even if your child is not yet able to implement these independently, the method still promotes the development of muscles and coordination. Vojta therapy can help to promote your child’s self-confidence and mobility, particularly in the case of neurological developmental challenges.

Skoliose –
Schroth therapy

Schroth scoliosis therapy is a special method for treating a curvature of the spine. It consists of individually adapted exercises that improve posture and strengthen the muscles. Breathing techniques are combined with strength training. The aim of the therapy is to stabilize the spine, relieve pain and correct posture. It is carried out by our specialized therapists and requires regular self-exercise in order to achieve long-term improvements