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Neurology

Perfetticoncept

The Perfetti concept, also known as cognitive therapeutic exercise, links perception, attention and movement. You learn to feel movements consciously, plan them and steer them anew.

Duration

60 min per session

Frequency

1 to 2 times per week

Coverage

With a doctor's referral

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How it works

Three principles, one clear goal

01

Perceive

With your eyes closed you feel shapes, surfaces and positions, training body awareness and attention.

02

Recognize and plan

You compare sensations and imagine movements before carrying them out.

03

Steer movement

Step by step you transfer what you have learned to everyday movements such as grasping, standing or walking.

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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