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Neurology

Bobathconcept

The Bobath concept uses the brain's ability to relearn. Through guided, natural movement patterns and practice in real situations, we help you regain control over posture and movement in everyday life.

Duration

45 to 60 min per session

Frequency

1 to 3 times per week

Coverage

With a doctor's referral

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How it works

Three principles, one clear goal

01

Activate

We facilitate natural movement patterns and build on what your body can already do.

02

Practice in context

Movements are trained in real situations such as getting up, dressing or reaching for a cup.

03

Support all day

Relatives and carers learn how to support movement safely throughout the day.

Areas of use

The services we use it in

We combine this method with others depending on your goals. Which combination suits you best is something we discuss in your first consultation.

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