Our training content.
Three manual methods, six devices — combined for individual treatment plans.
Methods that carry over into everyday life.
Movements your child actually wants and needs in real life — from grasping and standing up to walking. We train functionally, not in isolation.
We train everyday movement tasks — grasping, standing up, walking — instead of isolated muscle exercises. Your child understands the purpose behind them and internalises movements through many repetitions.
Targeted exercises for the gross and fine motor skills of the affected hands. Hand-eye coordination is trained through playful repetitions.
Therapy in short, intensive blocks — can relieve families and boost motivation. A flexible alternative to continuous long-term therapy.
Six devices we use specifically for children.
Gentle, low-pain, motivating — each device has its strength. We choose what fits your child's diagnosis and stage of development.
Stimulates the muscles through high-frequency vibrations. Activates muscle groups via the stretch reflex that are hard to reach through voluntary training.
The Super Inductive System (SIS) is a modern form of therapy that works with electromagnetic induction fields to trigger muscle contractions. It is used specifically to strengthen the foot-lifting muscles (ankle dorsiflexors) and the thigh muscles. At the same time, the system allows gentle mobilisation of joints, particularly the spine and knees.
The Pneumatron is a therapeutic device that works with rhythmic negative-pressure waves, similar to cupping therapy.
The electronic foot-drop cuff is a wireless functional electrical stimulation (FES) system that sends targeted electrical impulses to the foot-lifting muscles (ankle dorsiflexors) of the affected leg. This triggers and supports active lifting of the foot while walking.
A structured framework for practising walking in a targeted way — many repetitions support motor learning and automate the movement sequence.
Part of our strength training. Targeted strengthening in cases of muscle weakness and coordination disorders.