Neurological rehabilitation is often about the consequences of severe illnesses, which turn everything that was previously taken for granted into a new challenge.
Motoric rehabilitation is of central importance here. Its goal is to restore or improve functional health and everyday skills. Our patients should, if possible, be able to move again independently and without restriction across all areas of life.
Utilising a broad spectrum of therapies and special training procedures, we use the brain's ability to reorganise itself again and again. This ability is called neuronal plasticity. In this way, we can influence functional limitations such as paralysis, sensory disorders, and reduced brain performance: existing skills are trained, and lost skills are completely or partially replaced, or compensated by others. Our therapeutic work is related to physiological processes and individual psychological and social effects.
With special training methods, we train existing skills, and replace lost skills completely or partially, or compensate for them with others.
Our team of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and sports therapists starts mobilising our patients at the earliest possible stage. Via the close multidisciplinary cooperation of doctors, nursing, and therapists, we set individual rehabilitation goals, therapy plans, and accompanying parameters - and adjust them again and again throughout the course of treatment.
We work mainly with individual therapies supplemented by group therapies, alongside physiotherapy and occupational therapy, regularly and at short intervals. Both trust and continuity within the relationship between patients and therapists are very important to us for sustainable success.
Of course, we always adapt our treatments to the individual conditions, disabilities, and potentials of our patients. We integrate physiological, cognitive, and motivational aspects into all forms of treatment and therapy.
Specially trained physiotherapists bring a lot of expertise, empathy, and sensitivity to this. We help severely affected patients with treatment teams in which two therapists simultaneously support individual progress.
We provide temporary aids in-house, and adapt wheelchairs, walking aids, and other aids. Of course, we also provide advice and support for the final provision of aids at home. We familiarise our patients' relatives with this subject and advise them in detail.
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