First consultation
Capture of life situation, goals and daily demands.
Service·Independence · Daily competence · Quality of life.
Occupational therapy
Tailored approaches that support your independence in daily life — for children, adults and seniors.
About the treatment
How we work with Occupational therapy
Occupational therapy helps people whose ability to act in daily life is impaired — after injuries, neurological conditions, attention disorders or with advancing age. The focus reaches beyond physical recovery to meaningful participation in work, family, leisure and hobbies.
What we treat
- post-stroke and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation
- hand and finger injuries
- ADHD and learning difficulties in children
- neurological conditions (Parkinson’s, MS, ALS)
- mental-health conditions (depression, anxiety, burnout)
- dementia and age-related limitations
- post-operative hand and arm care
Who we treat
Children · working adults · seniors.
Indications
When this therapy fits
- Post-stroke and TBI rehabilitation
- Hand and finger injuries
- ADHD and learning difficulties in children
- Neurological conditions (Parkinson, MS, ALS)
- Mental health (depression, anxiety, burnout)
- Dementia and age-related limitations
- Post-operative hand and arm therapy
Your benefits
What you gain
- Regain independence in daily life
- Fine motor + concentration training
- Family + caregiver guidance included
- For children, adults and seniors
Process
How your therapy unfolds
Functional assessment
Standardised tests of motor skills, concentration and daily abilities.
Goal-setting
Jointly defined, everyday-oriented therapy goals.
Individual therapy
Daily-life training, assistive-device advice, family involvement.
Video
Occupational therapy — glimpses from the practice
Frequently asked
Answers about Occupational therapy
What conditions is occupational therapy suitable for?
Occupational therapy supports people of every age in managing daily life — after accidents, with neurological conditions, developmental delays in children, or as part of rehabilitation. Content and goals are agreed individually at the start of treatment.
Does health insurance cover occupational therapy?
Yes — occupational therapy is covered by statutory health insurance with a doctor’s prescription. We bill directly. Private patients receive an invoice to submit to their insurer.
Complementary offer
Animal-assisted therapy with Rocky
At our Lindenthal location, your occupational therapy sessions can optionally be accompanied by therapy dog Rocky — especially helpful for children, patients with ADHD, trauma after-care, or concentration difficulties.
More in our offering
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Learn more →Ready for your first appointment?
Book online or give us a call — we'll discuss which therapy and which location suit you best.