All treatments in the practice
Occupational Therapy
The occupational therapy - derived from the Greek "ergon" (to act, to be active) - assumes that "being active" is a basic human need and that targeted activity has a health-promoting and therapeutic effect. For this reason, occupational therapy supports and accompanies people of all ages who are restricted in their ability to act or are threatened by restriction and/or would like to expand their ability to act.
The goal of occupational therapy is to empower people to perform activities that are meaningful to them in the areas of self-care, productivity/work, and leisure/recreation in their environment.
Occupational therapy is a remedy to be prescribed by a doctor.
The costs of treatment are covered by the statutory health insurance, private health insurance or the employers' liability insurance association.
Pediatrics
Pediatrics deals with, for example, developmental delays, perceptual disorders, physical and mental disabilities, AD(H)S, disorders in social development, communication skills and mental illness.
Treatment focus:
- Perceptual processing (sensing, balance, vision, hearing)
- Movement and coordination
- Fine and graphic motor skills
- Handedness Development
- Attention, concentration, perseverance and learning
- Play, language and painting development
- Psychoemotional development
- Independence in daily life
- LRS, dyscalculia
- AD(H)S
Neurology
Neurology also known as neural medicine, deals with congenital and acquired limitations of the nervous system, e.g. stroke, Parkinson's syndrome, multiple sclerosis, paraplegia, traumatic brain injury.
Geriatrics
Geriatrics, also known as geriatric medicine, deals with neurological, psychological and orthopedic diseases in old age, e.g. stroke, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, senile dementia, Alzheimer's disease, depression, psychoses and neuroses, degenerative and rheumatic diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
All services are also offered by us as home visits. Visits to nursing homes and homes for the elderly are also carried out. In this case, the necessary therapy materials are brought along by the therapist(s).
Orthopedics / Surgery
Patients of all ages are treated. Typical clinical pictures include congenital malformations of the trunk, arms and hands, injuries to muscles, bones, tendons or ligaments, inflammatory, degenerative and systemic rheumatic diseases, post-traumatic reflex dystrophy.
Psychiatry
Patients of all ages with psychotic, neurotic and psychosomatic disorders come for treatment. These include, for example, mental disorders in childhood and adolescence.
Adolescence, neurotic disorders, addictive disorders, personality and behavioral disorders, brain organic psychosyndrome, depression, affective disorders.
All treatments in the practice
Occupational Therapy
The occupational therapy - derived from the Greek "ergon" (to act, to be active) - assumes that "being active" is a basic human need and that targeted activity has a health-promoting and therapeutic effect. For this reason, occupational therapy supports and accompanies people of all ages who are restricted in their ability to act or are threatened by restriction and/or would like to expand their ability to act.
The goal of occupational therapy is to empower people to perform activities that are meaningful to them in the areas of self-care, productivity/work, and leisure/recreation in their environment.
Occupational therapy is a remedy to be prescribed by a doctor.
The costs of treatment are covered by the statutory health insurance, private health insurance or the employers' liability insurance association.
Pediatrics
Pediatrics deals with, for example, developmental delays, perceptual disorders, physical and mental disabilities, AD(H)S, disorders in social development, communication skills and mental illness.
Treatment focus:
- Perceptual processing (sensing, balance, vision, hearing)
- Movement and coordination
- Fine and graphic motor skills
- Handedness Development
- Attention, concentration, perseverance and learning
- Play, language and painting development
- Psychoemotional development
- Independence in daily life
- LRS, dyscalculia
- AD(H)S
Neurology
Neurology also known as neural medicine, deals with congenital and acquired limitations of the nervous system, e.g. stroke, Parkinson's syndrome, multiple sclerosis, paraplegia, traumatic brain injury.
Geriatrics
Geriatrics, also known as geriatric medicine, deals with neurological, psychological and orthopedic diseases in old age, e.g. stroke, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, senile dementia, Alzheimer's disease, depression, psychoses and neuroses, degenerative and rheumatic diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
All services are also offered by our us as home visits. Visits to nursing homes and homes for the elderly are also carried out. In this case, the necessary therapy materials are brought along by the therapist(s).
Orthopedics / Surgery
Patients of all ages are treated. Typical clinical pictures include congenital malformations of the trunk, arms and hands, injuries to muscles, bones, tendons or ligaments, inflammatory, degenerative and systemic rheumatic diseases, post-traumatic reflex dystrophy.
Psychiatry
Patients of all ages with psychotic, neurotic and psychosomatic disorders come for treatment. These include, for example, mental disorders in childhood and adolescence.
Adolescence, neurotic disorders, addictive disorders, personality and behavioral disorders, brain organic psychosyndrome, depression, affective disorders.
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