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Neurological occupational therapy

Neurological occupational therapy in Vienna: treatment for stroke, Parkinson's & MS. Promotes mobility, independence & quality of life.

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    What is neurological occupational therapy?

    Neurological occupational therapy is aimed at people with neurological conditions or injuries that have limited their ability to participate in daily life. The treatment aims to improve motor skills, coordination and balance and help patients regain their independence. This form of therapy is particularly suitable for patients who have suffered a stroke, Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis.

    Neurological occupational therapy details

    Duration and price of manual therapy: 60 Min €110 / 45 Min €90 / 30 Min €70
    Cash refund €40 - €80
    Preparations: No special preparations
    Duration of the results: Varies depending on the severity of the disease, often requires long-term therapy1

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    Indications for neurological occupational therapy

    Neurological occupational therapy is a central area of occupational therapy that supports people with neurological diseases or injuries. The aim is to improve or restore motor skills, coordination, sensitivity and balance. Targeted exercises and everyday activities are used to promote independence and sustainably improve quality of life. Here are the most common indications:

    Forms of neurological occupational therapy

    • Motor skills training: exercises to improve mobility, strength and coordination.
    • Mirror therapy: A form of therapy used in the rehabilitation of paralysis in order to relearn movements.
    • Sensitivity training: Exercises to restore the sense of touch in people with nerve damage.
    • Everyday-oriented training: support with everyday activities to regain independence.
    • Ergonomic advice: adapting the environment in order to cope with everyday life safely and efficiently.

    Advantages of cognitive training

    • Improving motor skills
      Neurological occupational therapy helps to specifically promote mobility, coordination and strength. Exercises to stabilize and improve motor functions are particularly important after strokes, with Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis. Patients learn to retrain movement sequences in order to perform everyday tasks more safely and efficiently.
    • Promoting independence
      The therapy places great emphasis on helping patients to cope with basic everyday activities such as getting dressed, eating and mobility. With individually adapted exercises and training sessions, patients can regain their independence in everyday life and move more safely in their environment.
    • Improving quality of life
      Restoring abilities and regaining independence make a significant contribution to improving quality of life. The ability to master everyday tasks independently increases self-confidence and promotes active participation in social life. This reduces isolation and frustration, which has a positive impact on mental and physical health.
    • Why neurological occupational therapy at Mediphysio?
      Mediphysio offers specialized neurological occupational therapy in Vienna-Döbling that is tailored to your individual needs. Our experienced team of occupational therapists use modern treatment methods to achieve the best results for our patients.
    • Home visits
      With a pleasant practice atmosphere and professional care, we provide targeted support to help you regain your abilities. For patients who are unable to come to the practice, our home physiotherapy service offers an ideal solution by bringing the therapy directly to your home.

      Mediphysio stands for targeted support that sustainably improves your health, independence and quality of life!

    FAQ Neurological occupational therapy

    Frequently asked questions about neurological occupational therapy

    Neurological occupational therapy is a form of therapy that focuses on the treatment of people with neurological conditions such as strokes, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease. The aim is to promote motor skills, coordination and independence.
    People with neurological diseases or after brain injuries who have difficulties with movement or coordination can benefit from this form of therapy. Older people with neurodegenerative diseases can also be supported through targeted measures.
    After a thorough medical history and functional assessment, the therapist creates an individualized treatment plan. This may include motor exercises, cognitive tasks and activities of daily living to improve the patient's abilities.
    The duration of a single therapy session depends on your symptoms and lasts between 30 and 60 minutes.
    The time frame until the first treatment successes depend on many individual factors. Some people only need a few sessions, while others need support over a longer period of time to regain their independence.
    Yes, a doctor's referral is required for neurological occupational therapy. The prescription must state 10x occupational therapy sessions and ideally the duration (60 minutes).
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