Manual therapy for children in Berlin-Frohnau
Manual therapy is a gentle and effective treatment method that is specially tailored to the needs of children. It is used to identify and treat functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Areas of application
Aims of the therapy
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Manual medical treatment for children
Aim of the treatmentThe treatment is aimed at providing targeted relief for pain in the musculoskeletal system, which is often accompanied by muscle tension and impaired joint mechanics. It improves mobility and restores muscular balance. Therapy periodAs a rule, an outpatient intensive therapy programme of 2–4 weeks is required. The duration of treatment depends on the severity of the functional disorders. It is recommended that the therapy be repeated after about 6–12 months to ensure lasting results and to enable the body to integrate the improved range of motion into everyday life. Holistic therapy approaches for childrenIn addition to manual paediatric treatment from a manual medicine perspective, we offer comprehensive care by prescribing proven forms of therapy. These support the treatment and promote the child's development. These include:
These complementary forms of therapy are individually tailored to the child's needs to ensure optimal treatment and development. |
Dr. Surminski completed the manual treatment of children course at the Ärztegesellschaft für Atlastherapie und Manuelle Kinderbehandlung (ÄGAMK) (Association for Atlas Therapy and Manual Treatment of Children) to become a specialist in Integrated Manual Developmental Therapy (IMMET). This specialised training course expands on manual medicine with targeted techniques and approaches for treating infants and toddlers. Practice-oriented training focusIn the training for manual paediatric treatment, great importance is placed on a practice-oriented approach. The contents include, among other things:
This comprehensive training ensures effective and targeted treatment of children with a wide range of symptoms and disorders, based on the latest manual medicine principles. |