Phy­sio­the­ra­pist for infants & child­ren

Child­ren have a high moti­va­tion to achieve the grea­test pos­si­ble moto­ric inde­pen­dence. This spe­ci­fic deve­lop­ment of a child can be an enjoy­a­ble pro­cess as it is indi­vi­dual and varied. I set great store in reco­gni­zing and sup­por­ting the indi­vi­dual poten­tial of your child.

In this con­nec­tion, my years of expe­ri­ence in the areas of infants and todd­lers, as well as lear­ned and reco­gni­zed tre­at­ment approa­ches and methods are hel­pful. I offer you expert advice and ans­wers to many of your ques­ti­ons as well as the­rapy.

I look for­ward to get­ting to know you and your child in the cli­nic.

The­ra­peu­ti­cal Focal Point

ADVICE ON DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT

  • Envi­ron­ment design, toy ideas
  • sto­rage opti­ons
  • car­ry­ing opti­ons
  • In case of uncer­tainty of the par­ents in the hand­ling of the infant
  • Pro­per use of baby aids

DEVELOPMENT DELAY

  • Mis­sing tran­si­ti­ons
  • Late start of the walk
  • Later start of the seat
  • No loco­mo­tion
  • Lack of head con­trol

POST-TREATMENT OF EARLY SPRING BORN

  • Increa­sed sto­macha­che, diges­tive pro­blems
  • Favo­rite page, favo­rite situa­tion
  • Loca­tion insta­bi­lity
  • unrest
  • Abdo­mi­nal mus­cle weak­ness

LOCATION ASYMMETRIES

  • Favo­rite sight
  • Late­ral tilt of the spine
  • Asym­metric head pos­ture
  • Asym­metric head shape or flat­te­ned back of the head
  • Uni­la­te­ral defor­mity (hip, hack foot, clim­bing foot …)

NEUROLOGICAL CONFIDENCE

  • Asphy­xie
  • ICP
  • Increa­sed mus­cle tone
  • Suspec­ted syn­drome / meta­bo­lic dis­or­der
  • Dys­ki­ne­sia / coor­di­na­tion abnor­ma­li­ties
  • Mal­po­si­ti­ons (club­foot …)

Child­ren refresh life and please the heart.

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