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Intensive Therapy
- - - Intensive Therapy
    - Optimal support during your
      rehabilitation process
  - - I.N.P.U.T.
    - Intensive neuroplasticity utilizing
      therapy
  - - Robotic Gait Training
    - Optimal support in your rehabilitation
      process
  - - Logopedics
    - High-density treatment consisting of at least 5 sessions per day
  - - Cognitive Training
    - Concentration, attention, memory,
      learning
  - - Hippotherapy
    - Hippotherapy is a useful addition
      to the intensive therapy
- - - Bistro
    - Our restaurant chef takes care
      of your physical well-being
  - - Dysphagia Therapy
    - We take eating difficulties very serious
  - - Therapeutic living
    - 24-hour concept for an intensive
      training with accommodation
  - - Care
    - Nursing care options during your stay
  - - Family members
    - Concrete support for relatives
  - - Neurofeedback
    - Neurofeedback is a kind of
      biofeedback
Outpatient therapy
- - - Physical therapy
    - Individual and optimal training with
      a complete and holistic range of service
  - - Occupational therapy
    - Recovery of action-oriented skills
      and everyday skills
  - - Logopedics
    - High-density treatment consisting of
      at least 5 sessions per day
  - - Cognitive training
    - Concentration, attention, memory,
      learning
  - - Neurofeedback
    - Neurofeedback is a kind of
      biofeedback
  - - Craniosacral therapy
    - Craniosacral practitioners work in a
      holistic manner and with great care
Treatment examples
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Example of a successful treatment

SOPHIE

Sophie had a swimming accident in July 2020 and suffered from a sensorimotor incomplete tetraplegia sub C5.

She received a nine-week training consisting of five hours of motor-functional intensive therapy plus one hour robot-assisted gait training every day.

And here is the result!

AURORA

Aurora came to us nine months after a no-fault traffic accident. She was diagnosed with paraplegia with the complete loss of motor function and incomplete impairment of sensory function (sub TH12).

She received logopedic training that included five hours of motor skills functional intensive therapy plus one hour robot-assisted gait training every day.

Here you can see the results!

SWRfernsehen.de

Clara (10) wants to learn to walk.

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The “miracle healer“ of Pforzheim

SVETLANA

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