Physio & Hippotherapie Gioia (Chur)

Physiotherapy for infants, toddlers and children Gioia - the joy - should also be experienced by the youngest in the therapy sequence, because it is the joy of movement that allows motor learning in the first place. When accompanying infants, toddlers and children, it is very important to us to grasp and accompany the whole person in his or her situation. In doing so, we include as many aspects as possible in order to ensure optimal support and, whenever possible, work together with capacities from other disciplines. Likewise, at times it also requires clarifications and accompaniment at home, in the institution or at school, in order to achieve the best possible independence in everyday life.

Baby-Children NDT/Bobath

Sensory Integration according to Jean Ayres (SI)

Craniosacral therapy for babies and children

Schroth

Spiraldynamics®

Respiratory therapy

Foot deformities in newborns

Physiotherapy orthopedics and neurology adolescents and adults At Gioia Physiotherapy, we create an optimal treatment plan for each client based on a variety of concepts. In doing so, we support the client in improving or maintaining his mobility, motivate him to take personal responsibility and accompany him in optimizing his everyday life. We understand every form of therapy as teamwork, in which the objectives and measures are decided jointly by the client and the therapist. In our work with adolescents, the first priority is the development of insight (in relation to the physiotherapeutic situation) and the resulting assumption of self-responsibility and self-determination.

Spiraldynamics®h

Boeger-Therapy®

Bobath therapy / NDT

PNF

Manual lymphatic drainage

Schroth

Taiji

Tariffs Physiotherapeutic treatments are covered by the health insurance, accident insurance or disability insurance with a corresponding prescription from the doctor.

Hippotherapy Hippotherapy-K is a physiotherapeutic treatment with and on the horse as a living 'therapy device'. We use the instinctive transfer of movement from the horse's back to the client. The horse is guided. The client sits alone on the horse, if possible, and the therapist supports, stimulates, mitigates or encourages the client's reactions according to the appropriate treatment goals. Children and adults feel the therapy more like riding and hardly notice that they are having therapy.