Medical rehabilitation center - Horáčkova 1096/3a

Very nice doctor. The need to take slippers, in the waiting room is a carpet, where children crawl on the ground. The prams are left in the reception, in the waiting room only and in the child's arms or in the car seat.

We are not over with our son yet, but even so, in the 4 months we reach the center, you can see a huge progress in movement (he didn't even turn around in 8 months). Sometimes it's an exercise for nerves, but you can help children. ?? We practiced Vojta's method and the son finally started to climb (12 months) his back was straight and everything is going in the right direction .... I'm happy and as I say, arm yourself, practice and you will certainly see the results. Good luck

great and professional staff. I definitely recommend where I go, only sometimes they have a full capacity. This is a paid service, but for a child's health, one would give anything. There are about 6 parking spaces available for free, but no one organizes it, so they cost as it goes.

Unfortunately, I have to write a little here. We went there with my son from 11 weeks to about 4 months. The fact that you have to change your clothes at the reception and leave a pram there (there are usually 10 of them at once and no one cares much about who leaves with whom) and you pay a fee for services that are a matter of course elsewhere, you can pass. But what I couldn't get over is the approach of the employee Mgr. Pruner, to whom the son was entrusted. Mr. Mgr. is a very good manipulator. He very subtly directs his parents to the position of frightened and obedient individuals. Unfortunately, I didn't reveal this right away. My husband and I also went to the exercises, and we agreed that Mr. Pruner often contradicted himself, used (abused?) His position as an expert, intimidated and refuted things he had said 20 minutes ago or, for example, on previous therapy. He gave me lectures on how to look and how to enthusiastically encourage my son to behave badly. Show me a fresh first-time mother who can laugh from ear to ear and cheer enthusiastically when her baby cry desperately for 45 minutes at a time. I didn't do scenes, I wasn't hysterical, I tried not to show anything, but crying tore my heart inwardly. I needed to know that we were practicing to compare this internally. Nevertheless, I was constantly taught how to behave and not to behave. He was on me and on his son by Mgr. Prunera exerted pressure from the beginning. We left each therapy settled and on the verge of strength. Any question about additional therapy to Vojta's method (balance exercise on the ball, motivation through play) was swept away from the table with ridicule, saying that it was useless. I note that this is a child who has NO neurological diagnosis. After about the fifth therapy, the husband ordered that he had had enough and we would not go there. A stone fell from my heart, saying what I had somehow felt from the beginning. We announced that we would exercise elsewhere and look for another pediatric physiotherapy. Mr. Pruner has informed us that he will inform my pediatrician. I was shocked and felt like a student caught behind a school with a cigarette "we will inform your parents about it" ... Did he expect that I would not consult this decision with a pediatrician? The pediatrician was surprised that this is far from the standard procedure and that everyone has the full right to choose and change their healthcare professional at any time. We go elsewhere where the approach to the son is diametrically different. They take their son from the beginning as a healthy boy, to whom we help only a little, so that he does not carry bad movement patterns in the future, to which he is prone due to hypermobility and a weaker tummy. We always leave satisfied and enthusiastic. We immediately got rid of the crawl exercise and replaced it with a more playful exercise. We practice additional exercises through play. We don't have to train strictly 4 times a day. Unlike the CLR, there is no pressure on us. Now the six-month-old son has already surpassed the tables in many ways, a few details remain to be fine-tuned. I rate two stars because I have no experience with other physiotherapists in the CLR. In retrospect, I am very sorry that we spent the first months of the baby's life under stress in the hands of Mgr. Prunera. Today I would avoid him with an arc.