Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine, kyphosis is excessive forward curvature in the chest area (hunchback), while lordosis is excessive inward curvature in the lower back or neck area. These disorders can cause poor posture, pain and fatigue, and are more common in children during the growth period. The doctor evaluates the condition of the spine and the degree of curvature and prepares an individual plan consisting of special corrective exercises, manual therapy and physical treatment methods. Early consultation helps prevent the curvature from progressing.

This is a gradual treatment process carried out to restore movement function after a fracture, joint surgery, ligament injury or arthroplasty. Rehabilitation reduces swelling and pain, restores joint mobility and muscle strength, and prevents complications. The program is individually designed according to the type of surgery and the patient’s condition and is implemented with gradually increasing loads. Rehabilitation started on time shortens the recovery period.

Back, neck, joint and muscle pain can significantly reduce quality of life. The cause may be an injury, prolonged incorrect sitting posture, excessive strain, joint diseases or spinal problems. Treatment is based on identifying the source of the pain, physical treatment procedures, manual therapy and special exercises. The goal is not only to relieve the pain but also to prevent its recurrence.

Torticollis is a condition characterized by tilting of the head to one side and tension in the neck muscles. In newborns and infants, it may occur as a result of shortening of the neck muscle, while in adults it may be caused by muscle spasms or injury. Treatment consists of stretching exercises for the neck muscles, massage, manual therapy and physical procedures. Early treatment prevents facial and skull asymmetry.

Disorders such as flat feet, clubfoot, X-shaped and O-shaped legs, and curvature of the foot place additional stress on walking, posture and joints. When detected early in children, good results can be achieved through corrective exercises, orthopedic recommendations and physical treatment. The doctor determines the cause and degree of the deformity and prepares an appropriate correction plan. Orthopedic insoles or shoes may be recommended when necessary.

These exercises aim to increase the strength of weakened muscles, stretch shortened muscles and improve the range of motion of the joints. Restoring muscle balance improves posture, reduces pain and lowers the risk of injury. The exercises are selected under the supervision of a specialist, according to age and functional condition. Correct execution and gradually increasing load are the main conditions of treatment.

Posture training is aimed at developing and maintaining correct posture, while balance training focuses on the ability to maintain body balance. They are particularly important for preventing postural disorders in children and reducing the risk of falls in older people. The exercises develop muscle coordination, body control and stability. The program is individually designed and gradually made more difficult.

Gait training is carried out to restore or develop the correct form of walking. It is applied after surgery or injury, in neurological diseases, in cases of muscle weakness and when children have gait disorders. The specialist corrects step length, balance, support and foot placement. The training increases the ability to move independently and safely.

Manual therapy is a treatment method that affects the muscles, ligaments and joints with the help of the specialist’s hands. It reduces muscle tension, increases joint mobility and alleviates pain. It is applied for neck, back and joint pain, postural disorders and movement limitations. A medical examination is performed before the procedure and contraindications are taken into account.

TENS is a procedure that reduces pain through low-voltage electrical impulses. NMES, on the other hand, stimulates the muscles with electrical impulses, helping them contract and restore their strength, and is particularly beneficial after injury and surgery. The procedures are painless and usually produce a mild tingling sensation. In people with pacemakers or those who are pregnant, the procedure is performed by a doctor’s decision.

These exercises are aimed at helping the brain correctly receive and process sensory signals (touch, movement, balance, vision, hearing) and coordinate them with movement. They are applied to children with coordination difficulties, attention deficits, excessive sensitivity or poor sensory processing. The exercises are conducted in the form of games and develop movement skills, attention and self-control.

Through specially designed games and group activities, children’s movement, speech, cognitive and communication skills are developed. This method is particularly beneficial for children with developmental delays or communication difficulties. The child learns to cooperate, wait for their turn, express their emotions and communicate with peers. The program is individually prepared according to the child’s age and needs.

Neurodevelopmental rehabilitation is a comprehensive treatment process aimed at supporting the movement, speech, cognitive and daily living skills of children with developmental delays or disorders of the nervous system. The program is individually designed according to the child’s age, developmental level and needs. A pediatric neurologist, rehabilitation specialist, physiotherapist and other specialists work together during the rehabilitation process. Treatment started early makes it possible to benefit maximally from the plasticity of the nervous system.

Cerebral palsy is a condition caused by brain damage at an early age and characterized by disorders of movement, muscle tone and coordination. Rehabilitation aims to regulate muscle tone, prevent joint contractures, and improve posture and gait. Treatment consists of physical exercises, manual therapy, electrotherapy and functional skills training. The goal is to enable the child to move as independently as possible and improve their quality of life.

Spina bifida is an anomaly caused by incomplete closure of the spinal canal at birth and may be accompanied by weakness in the legs, sensory disorders, and urinary and bowel function problems. Rehabilitation is aimed at increasing muscle strength, developing movement skills, supporting walking and preventing complications. In other neurological diseases, it also aims to restore impaired functions as much as possible and increase independence. The program is individually prepared for each child by joint decision of the doctors.

Motor developmental delay is when a child is unable to achieve head control, rolling over, sitting, crawling and walking at the age-appropriate time. Rehabilitation exercises develop muscle strength, coordination, balance and movement control. The exercises are selected according to the child’s level, enriched with play elements and gradually made more difficult. Parents are also given recommendations for continuing them at home.

Premature children have a higher risk of delays in motor, speech and cognitive development. The developmental support program is designed taking the child’s corrected age into account and includes regular assessment of development. Special exercises are applied to stimulate muscle tone, movement skills and sensory responses. Early detection of risks and timely intervention have a positive effect on the child’s subsequent development.

Early intervention is a targeted support system provided during the first years of life to children with developmental delays or those in a risk group. The program includes the development of motor, speech, cognitive, social and self-care skills. Since the brain has its greatest adaptability during this period, the impact of intervention is stronger. Parents’ participation in the process and recommendations applied at home play an important role.

Play therapy is a method of developing motor, cognitive, speech and emotional skills in a natural and engaging environment for the child. Through play, the child willingly participates in exercises while also improving communication, attention and self-expression skills. The method is particularly effective in young children and reduces stress. The games are selected by a specialist according to the child’s needs and rehabilitation goals.

Pediatric neurologists, rehabilitation specialists, physiotherapists and other specialists work at our center. Our staff regularly learns modern treatment methods and applies them in daily practice. The specialists’ teamwork enables us to provide comprehensive, high-quality assistance to every child.

Every child’s developmental level, needs and abilities are different. Therefore, the treatment plan is prepared separately for each child after a comprehensive examination. The treatment process is regularly evaluated, results are monitored and the plan is updated when necessary. Parents are informed about the progress of the process and receive recommendations to be applied at home.

Our center is organized so that children feel secure and comfortable. Exercises and procedures are conducted with play elements, which helps children participate in treatment willingly. Safety and hygiene rules are strictly followed, and a warm and friendly environment is created for children and parents.