Ergotherapy

Ergo therapeutic treatment aims at recovering lost capabilities by engaging in everyday activities, thereby ensuring that the best-possible level of independence can be achieved.

The activity-oriented everyday training includes eating, kitchen preparations, dressing and bodily hygiene. Under certain circumstances it can be necessary to use supportive aids and devices to compensate for a part of impaired performance. The motoric function therapy aims at initiating, extending and reinforcing hand and arm movements, the final aim being the fine motoric capabilities. In addition to passive measures aimed at retaining and improving the flexibility of the movements of the joints and muscles, the main objective is actively repeated exercises from a variety of different starting positions.

The variety of therapy options practised all satisfy the latest scientific standards.

And individual ergo therapeutic treatment also integrates support for the cognitive faculties (attentive performance, spacel perception and conscious proprioception).