It is one of the most widely used approaches in the world children with neurological disorders such as cerebral palsy.

It is a multi-layered, flexible and interdisciplinary approach with a variety of facilitation techniques and strategies intervention.

Through the detailed evaluation and identification of motor, sensory, perceptual and cognitive malfunctions enables individualized training treatment program. Its main ingredient effectiveness is the active participation of the child and her family under the guidance and training of therapists

The aim of the intervention is

It is an innovative approach to treating people with neurological and neurodevelopmental disorders

The idea started with the Russian space program that was implemented initially to cosmonauts whose muscles atrophied because of it long-term lack of gravity.

Richard and Isabella Koscielny physiotherapists also evolved patented the method to the FDA.

This is an intensive and personalized rehabilitation program ( 3-4 weeks, 3-4 hours a day).

It consists of Therasuit which is a soft orthotic that gives support, alignment, stabilization, receptive irritation, dynamic correction, facilitation and restraint.

And the UNIVERSAL EXERCISE UNIT which is a pulley system, weights, bungee bands, belts that allow the child to perform exercises for muscle strengthening, endurance and motor control.

Provides dynamic support that allows the child to perform functional skills and movements.

Provides dynamic support that allows the child to perform functional skills and movements.

Proprioceptive neuromuscular facility facilitation-PNF) is one of the best known methods for evaluation and treatment of neurological and musculoskeletal disorders.

It was developed and developed at the Kabat-Kaiser Institute by neurophysiologist Dr Herman Kabat and physiotherapist Maggie Knott.

Aim of the various techniques of the method is:

The Schroth method is an internationally recognized 3D method conservative treatment for people of all ages using it corrective breathing techniques to treat scoliosis, of kyphosis and lordosis.

Schroth therapy has a long tradition. It was founded in 1921 by Katharina Schroth in Meissen, in eastern Germany. In 1961, Katarina and her daughter Krista moved to Bad Sobernheim and In 1983 they founded their own clinic - the "Katharina Schroth Klinik". In Germany Schroth method became the most recognized conservative approach-exercise for the treatment of scoliosis.

Conservative treatment of scoliosis focuses on slowing down or prevent its development in order to avoid the use of a guardian and most importantly, prevention from surgery.

Treatment involves detecting typical scoliosis features , kyphosis etc, planning and teaching exercises and breathing techniques in accordance with the principles of change in Schroth's attitude. The patients are taught and encouraged to perform the exercise program home and achieve changes in daily life, rehabilitation of normal posture alignment, static and dynamic control stop, operation and stability.

Myoperitoneal release is a soft tissue manipulation technique that facilitates the elongation of the restricted fascia.

The foundations of Sensory Integration were laid for the first time by occupational therapist A.JEAN AYRES.

It is a neurological dynamic process that enables to the individual to self-organize through his interaction with environment.

Through the process of sensory integration the central nervous system matures.

There are different types of Sensory Processing Disorders.

The therapeutic intervention of sensory integration takes place in a specially designed and safe space with special therapeutic equipment. Through organized and multisensory activities and play the best is achieved possible regulation, organization and concentration of the child. The ultimate goal of therapy is the development of adaptive behavior and learning.