We start from your question
Questionnaire, history, daily difficulties and family or adult goals.
Neurofunctional assessment, rehabilitation and neurotechnology clinic in Vilnius+370 695 45455 · info@neurocta.lt
Neurocta integrated program
We don't see just one difficulty. We combine the data into a single action plan.
Difficulties in a child or adult rarely stem from a single function. We therefore do not start with a standard set of exercises. First we create an individual functional profile, and when appropriate — complement it with 19‑channel qEEG and sLORETA data. Only then do we select therapy directions, intensity, and progress metrics.
What the family or adult client receives
- ✓ Clearly explained functional profile
- ✓ Priorities and measurable goals
- ✓ Individual therapy program
- ✓ A multidisciplinary team working in one system
- ✓ Regular progress review and plan adjustment
We create a functional profile
We assess interrelated functions of movement, sensory processing, attention, speech, cognition and daily activities.
We supplement with objective data
When justified, we perform 19-channel qEEG brain activity analysis, but we do not evaluate data separately from human function.
We create an individual program
We choose only therapy directions and their sequence needed for that person. The program is not copied by diagnosis or age.
We measure and correct
We monitor functional changes, therapists' data and family feedback. If a direction is not working as expected, we adjust the plan.
ASSESSMENT AND THERAPY METHODS
Neurofunctional assessment — the basis for an individualized plan.
We first assess how the person moves, performs daily tasks and what difficulties they face. Assessment data help select the therapy direction and specific progress measures.
What do we assess?
By age and reason for referral we assess posture, movement control, coordination, balance, sensory processing, attention and activities of daily living. When appropriate, primitive reflex signs are included in the assessment.
What do you get?
Explanation of results, functional priorities, individualized therapy plan and recommendations. We link progress to daily tasks and agreed goals.
More about neurofunctional assessment →PRIMITIVE REFLEXES
We assess signs of reflexes together with human functions.
Primitive reflexes are early automatic motor responses of development. When assessing them, we consider age, movement quality and a broader functional profile.
A mere reflex sign does not explain all difficulties and is not a separate diagnosis. It is important to assess its relationship to specific tasks: maintaining posture, movement coordination, play or independent activity.
How is this integrated into the program?
When a link to functional difficulties is identified, we select tasks for movement, posture control and coordination. We verify their benefit by changes in everyday activities, not only by a reflex test result.
Therapy goals and tasks are selected individually based on the full assessment.
DNS METHODOLOGY
Dynamic neuromuscular stabilization.
DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization) – a physiotherapy approach based on developmental kinesiology principles. It focuses on breathing, trunk stabilization, support and coordination between movements.
What do the exercises look like?
Individually selected developmental positions and movement tasks are used. The specialist helps coordinate breathing, body position and support, adjusts the load and monitors movement quality.
When is this direction chosen?
DNS principles may be included when assessment shows a need to work on posture, trunk stability or movement control. Method choice depends on age, abilities and the individual plan.
About physiotherapy →We assess, select and verify change.
Neurofunctional assessment, reflex evaluation and DNS are not mutually replacing services. Assessment helps understand need, and therapy methods are selected for specific goals. In progress reviews we discuss what changes in daily life and whether the plan needs adjustment.
More about the methods' principles: Prague Rehabilitation School – DNS · AOTA – assessment of reflexes in relation to daily activities.