Infantile cerebral palsy - promoting movement, strengthening independence

What happens with ICP
Infantile cerebral palsy (ICP ) refers to damage to the brain that can occur before, during or shortly after birth. It leads to motor impairments that can affect individual limbs or the entire body, depending on their extent. Every person with ICP is unique - and their movement patterns, abilities and goals are just as individual.

Therapy for tech2people
At our therapy center, we accompany many patients with ICP on their way to greater mobility and quality of life. Training with the exoskeleton is particularly popular:
Standing up from the wheelchair and walking upright - up to several hundred steps per session - not only brings physical but also mental progress. The joints are moved, the circulation is strengthened, the lungs are better ventilated and digestion is stimulated.

We use the OmegoPlus to prepare for robotic gait therapy.
In addition, we have over 20 modern therapy devices that specifically train the arms, legs and torso - often in a playful way, with visible fun and noticeable progress.

Your path with us
In an initial consultation, we will discuss your personal goals together and draw up an individual therapy plan.
We look forward to helping you improve your movements and take new steps - in the truest sense of the word.