
Your guide to recovery!
An accident, injury or other health problems can make it difficult to follow the recommended steps and understand your own healing process.
In order to help you specifically during this time, we have significantly expanded our sources of information. On our blog and YouTube channel we offer comprehensive explanations of various symptoms and illnesses and their treatment options. In addition, you will find a detailed description of the speech therapy process and frequently asked questions, which gives you a clear direction on your path to recovery!
What speaks for our therapy
STAYING HEALTHY IN THE LONG TERM
In our outpatient rehabilitation and therapeutic practice, sustainability is the main focus, because we don't just want to provide temporary relief, but also promote your health in the long term. Through specific treatment methods aimed at strengthening the muscles, we aim to address the root causes of your complaints and thus achieve lasting improvements.
Knowledge transfer
In our approach to knowledge transfer, we place great importance on providing our customers with comprehensive information about their medical condition before and during treatment. By showing them how they can stay fit in the long term, we enable them to gain a deeper insight into the importance of preventive measures and personal responsibility for their health.
competence
We attach great importance to the professional competence of our therapists, which we continuously promote through targeted further training. By investing in the specialist knowledge and skills of our team, we guarantee that our treatments always correspond to the latest scientific findings and are individually tailored to the needs of each customer.
Diverse treatment options
We are proud of our diverse treatment options, which are supported by comprehensive and modern equipment. Our broad spectrum of therapy approaches enables us to respond individually to the specific needs and requirements of each customer and thus achieve optimal treatment results.

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Speech therapy briefly explained
Speech therapy is a therapeutic field that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of language, speech, voice, swallowing or hearing disorders in children and adults. The aim of speech therapy is to improve or restore the communication skills of those affected and thus promote their participation in social life. Individually tailored therapy measures help patients to develop or regain their linguistic and communicative skills.
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Our treatments - adults
In our speech therapy, we focus intensively on the treatment of aphasia, an acquired language disorder that typically occurs after brain damage, for example due to a stroke. Our approach is aimed at improving or restoring our patients' language skills - speaking, understanding, reading and writing. Through a combination of individually adapted therapy methods, we help our patients to strengthen their communication skills. We use evidence-based exercises that are specifically designed to take into account the specific needs and abilities of each individual. Our goal is to promote communication skills in everyday life so that our patients can lead as independent a life as possible and their social participation is strengthened.
In our speech therapy, we treat patients with dysarthria, a disorder of speech motor skills caused by neurological diseases such as strokes, traumatic brain injuries or degenerative diseases. Our treatment concept aims to improve the articulation, breathing technique, voice production and prosody of our patients. Through individually tailored exercises, we work to strengthen the muscles and optimize the coordination of the movements necessary for speaking. Our approach also includes strategies to compensate for speech difficulties in order to increase the intelligibility of the language and thus the general communicative efficiency and quality of life of those affected. We are committed to giving every patient a voice with which they can express themselves clearly and distinctly in everyday life.
In our speech therapy, we offer specialized treatments for people with speech apraxia. This disorder, which is characterized by difficulties in planning and coordinating the movements necessary for speaking, requires a targeted therapeutic approach. Our goal is to improve our patients' articulation and prosody through individually adapted exercises. In addition to traditional methods, we also use visual, auditory and tactile aids to promote correct pronunciation. Our primary concern is to strengthen our patients' communicative competence so that they can master their everyday lives more confidently and with fewer restrictions.
In our speech therapy service, we offer specialized treatment for people with dysphonia, a voice problem that affects the volume, tone and quality of the voice. Dysphonia can be caused by a variety of causes, including overuse of the voice, inflammation, neurological diseases or structural changes to the vocal cords.
Our therapeutic approaches are aimed at improving our patients' vocal abilities and restoring healthy vocal function. We use individually adapted exercises based on breathing techniques, vocal exercises and relaxation strategies. The aim is to reduce vocal strain, optimize vocal fold function and improve general voice quality in order to increase our patients' ability to communicate and their quality of life in everyday life.
We firmly believe that a healthy voice contributes significantly to quality of life, which is why we work closely with our patients to develop customized solutions that meet their individual needs and goals.
At our speech therapy practice, we offer comprehensive treatment for individuals with dysphagia, a swallowing disorder that interferes with the safe and effective swallowing of food and liquids. Dysphagia can be caused by a variety of medical conditions, including neurological disorders, head or neck cancer, and other structural or functional abnormalities.
Our therapeutic approaches aim to improve swallowing safety, minimize the risk of aspiration (penetration of foreign bodies into the airways) and adjust our patients' diets to ensure adequate food and fluid intake. We use individually adapted exercises and techniques aimed at strengthening the swallowing muscles, improving swallowing coordination and sensitizing the swallowing reflex. This may also include dietary adjustments and the use of special aids.
In our speech therapy department, we offer specialized support in the area of tracheostomy tube management. This service is aimed at patients who require a tracheostomy tube due to various medical conditions, such as long-term ventilation, neurological impairments or after a tracheotomy.
Our goal is to optimize safety, comfort and communicative efficiency for patients with tracheostomy tubes. We work closely with patients, families and multidisciplinary teams to develop individual management plans tailored to the specific needs of each individual.
Therapy includes a range of interventions including assessment and adjustment of cannula size and type, education on cannula care and handling, techniques to encourage oral feeding and swallowing when possible, and strategies to improve verbal communication or alternative communication methods to support our patients' expressiveness and social interaction.


Our treatments - Children
In our speech therapy, we offer targeted treatment for children and adults with phonetic-phonological disorders, also known as dyslalia. This type of speech disorder is characterized by difficulties in pronouncing certain sounds or combinations of sounds, which can impair the intelligibility of speech.
Our therapy approach is based on a comprehensive diagnosis to identify the specific needs of each patient. We differentiate between phonetic disorders, in which the formation of individual sounds is affected, and phonological disorders, in which the sound system of language is not used correctly. This distinction is essential for creating a tailor-made therapy plan.
The treatment includes a variety of techniques and exercises aimed at improving auditory discrimination, articulation and phonological skills. The methods include playful exercises to promote sound perception, articulation exercises to ensure correct sound formation and strategies to improve phonological awareness.
We attach great importance to actively involving the family in the therapy process by providing instructions and exercises to do at home. This not only promotes the success of the therapy, but also strengthens communication in everyday life.
Our goal is to improve our patients' ability to express themselves clearly and understandably. In this way, we not only increase their communicative competence, but also their self-confidence and social participation.
In our speech therapy department, we offer comprehensive treatment for children and adults with specific language development disorder (SSDD). This disorder, which is characterized by significant challenges in various areas of language skills, not only affects children during their developmental phase, but can also persist in adults or occur as a result of injuries and illnesses.
Our therapeutic approach is tailored to each patient individually - regardless of age and level of development. We begin with a detailed language diagnosis to determine the specific support needs. The aim is to obtain a comprehensive picture of the language skills as well as the challenges in areas such as pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar and language comprehension.
Therapy includes a variety of techniques and activities aimed at improving communication skills. For children, we focus on consolidating and developing the basics of language in a playful and age-appropriate manner. For adults, the measures are tailored to individual needs and can range from restoring basic language functions to fine-tuning complex language skills.
An important aspect of our work is the close involvement of the social environment. For children, this means working with parents and teachers to create a supportive communication environment. For adults, we also work with family members, friends and, if necessary, work colleagues to facilitate communication in everyday life and at work.
In our speech therapy department, we offer specialized treatment programs for individuals with auditory perception and processing disorder. This type of disorder affects how the brain interprets and understands sound waves received as auditory information through the ear. People with this disorder have difficulty correctly identifying, differentiating, locating, and understanding sounds, especially in environments with background noise. This can significantly impact language development, learning, social interaction, and everyday communication.
Our treatment approach is comprehensive and individualized to meet the specific needs and challenges of each patient. Diagnosis of auditory perception and processing disorder is typically made through a combination of audiological testing and language assessments to accurately determine the extent of the disorder and its impact on communication skills.
Therapy focuses on developing skills to improve auditory discrimination, auditory attention, auditory memory, and phonological awareness. We use targeted exercises and activities aimed at improving the recognition and processing of sounds, teaching strategies to compensate for the disorder, and promoting overall communication skills.
In addition, we work closely with family members and teachers to implement supportive strategies and adaptations in the affected person's environment. This includes adjustments to the acoustic design of learning and living spaces and teaching techniques that facilitate listening in noisy environments.
Our goal is to help people with auditory processing disorders improve their auditory processing skills, strengthen their communication skills, and thus promote their participation in social, school, and professional life. We strive to give every individual the tools they need to successfully interact with their environment and improve their quality of life.
In our speech therapy department, we offer specialized treatment programs for people with myofunctional disorders. This type of disorder describes problems with the muscle functions in the mouth and face area, which can affect swallowing, speaking, breathing and sometimes the position of the jaw. Typical signs of a myofunctional disorder include incorrect swallowing patterns, mouth breathing, misaligned teeth and difficulty articulating sounds.
Our therapeutic approach aims to promote the normal function and coordination of the muscles involved to support adequate mouth, jaw and tongue position. This is achieved through individually adapted exercises aimed at strengthening and correctly using the orofacial muscles. These exercises may, for example, focus on improving the swallowing pattern, promoting nasal breathing and improving jaw and tongue position.
The diagnosis and treatment of myofunctional disorders includes a thorough examination of the orofacial structures and functions. We work closely with dentists, orthodontists and other specialists to ensure comprehensive care and, if necessary, an interdisciplinary treatment strategy.
Our therapy approaches are practical and everyday-oriented to enable patients to directly implement the techniques they have learned in their daily routines. In addition, we attach great importance to educating and involving family members in the therapy process in order to ensure optimal support in the home environment.
The goal of our treatment is to minimize or eliminate functional impairment caused by the myofunctional disorder. In doing so, we aim to improve the quality of life of our patients by addressing not only the symptomatic effects, but also the underlying functional problems. We support our patients in developing effective and healthy patterns of breathing, swallowing and speaking to promote their overall health and well-being.
In our speech therapy department, we offer specialized treatment for children with dysphonia. Dysphonia, also known as a voice disorder, refers to difficulties in producing the voice, which can manifest as hoarseness, changes in volume or pitch, and possibly straining when speaking. This disorder can be caused by a variety of causes, including excessive vocal strain, improper voice use, psychological factors, or physical abnormalities of the vocal cords.
Our therapeutic approach aims to improve vocal health and function by addressing the specific needs of each child. Treatment begins with a careful assessment of voice quality and associated factors to gain a complete understanding of the voice disorder and its impact on the child's daily life.
Therapy includes a range of interventions aimed at promoting healthy vocal techniques and strengthening the voice without placing strain on the vocal cords. These include breathing and relaxation exercises, vocal exercises to improve phonation and resonance, and counseling and exercises to avoid behaviors that can damage the voice.
We place great value on the education and involvement of parents and educators in the therapy process. Through targeted information and instructions, these important caregivers can support the child in everyday life by creating a voice-friendly environment and promoting the use of healthy vocal techniques.
Our goal is to help children with dysphonia develop a stronger, clearer and less strenuous voice so that they can express themselves confidently and effectively. By offering individually tailored strategies for voice improvement and at the same time raising awareness of healthy voice use, we strive to sustainably improve the quality of life and communicative competence of the affected children.


Clinical pictures at a glance
We understand that a diagnosis often comes with uncertainty and questions. That's why we've created a special blog that offers you deeper insights into various medical conditions. Our goal is not only to give you information, but also to give you understanding and clarity at a time when you need it most.



Procedure & frequently asked questions
Our goal is to explain the entire procedure and your open questions in the following sections so that you are optimally informed and our team can concentrate on supporting you.
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