Therapy for
Children and Infants

Overview on our offerings

• Bobath-Therapy for Children (Physical Therapy by Bobath CNS)
• Osteopathy
• NIS/Neurolink
• Manual Therapy 
• Physical Therapy
• Scoliosis Treatment
• Lymphatic Drainage Massages

Children react much faster and stronger to external stimulus with their own expressions, since their organic and mental functions are not fully developed after birth. Babies and infants do not express themselves linguistically, and react with emotion rather than reason. This makes it necessary to work with sensitivity during a therapy with children, to take into account the therapeutically relevant difference between a child and an adult.

Our interdisciplinary concept, the close collaboration with parents and various medical specialists, allows a comprehensive care of the smallest patients as well as adults. Our in-house team consists of experienced, highly qualified and certified therapists.

If you are concerned about your child’s development, don’t hesitate to contact us. We are happy to assist and you are always welcome. Earliest possible help is an important step toward a successful therapy; essential developmental steps are already happening during the first months of life.

The following is a brief list of criteria where the support of a therapeutic program is beneficial (The examples given are not intended to represent a comprehensive list):

For babies:

• After complications during pregnancy/premature birth
• After difficult birth (caesarian section, suction cup/forceps, obstructed labor, and more)
• Skull asymmetry
• Unilateral head position
• Misalignments of any form
• Atypical reflex behavior
• Colicky babies

For infants:

• Delayed development (motor skills: crawling, sitting, standing, running; oral: swallowing difficulties, i.e. while eating; auditory: the child fails to understand; lingual: speech development, i.e. slurred speech)
• Motion and coordination problems (lateral or unilateral motion behavior, muscle tone anomalies)
• Misalignments (joints, i.e. hip dysplasia; spine, i.e. head joint/atlas)
• Allergies, neurodermatitis, asthma, breathing (i.e. raspy breathing, snoring, frequent vomiting/spitting)
• Reflex deficits with delayed or absent reactions to various stimuli (i.e. swallowing reflex, blink reflex, and more)

For children and adolescents:

• Behavioral disorders (i.e. seclusion, aimless urge to move, fatigue, restlessness, frequent grimacing)
• Migraine and headaches
• Lack of concentration
• Linguistic, speech and vocal deficits
• ADHD
• Hyperactivity
• Disabilities
• Post-accident care and rehabilitation
• Unspecified pain
• Postural weakness and deficits in mobility
• Spinal curvature/scoliosis