Bobath concept
A rehabilitation approach for neurological conditions based on quality of movement and transferring learning into daily life.
A new step toward independence for the young and the old
Rehabilitation and arts therapies for children and elderly — with compassion, presence and expertise we walk beside you toward greater independence and quality of life.
The role of occupational therapy
Occupational therapy is a health profession that encourages each person to engage in the everyday activities meaningful to them. It focuses on improving and maintaining physical function, mental health and independence — from a baby's first movements to dignified ageing.
Children & adolescents
Pediatric occupational therapy
Tailored to different age groups. In the first year it supports babies with handling, feeding and swallowing, play, fine motor skills and quality of movement.
With occupational therapy, children can:
- Develop quality movement patterns.
- Build fine motor skills, object manipulation and upper-limb coordination.
- Develop graphomotor skills — grip, drawing and writing.
- Strengthen eye–hand coordination for play and school skills.
- Master daily activities: dressing, brushing teeth, feeding.
- Learn to use medical-technical aids and adaptations.
Older adults
Occupational therapy for elderly
We focus on improving and maintaining physical function, mental health and independence in the daily activities that matter most.
Occupational therapy is for someone who:
- Is recovering from injury or surgery and wants to keep muscle function.
- Is facing central nervous system injury (stroke, brain injury).
- Faces movement challenges due to age-related changes.
- Lives with chronic illness (Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis).
- Is facing cognitive changes and wants to keep daily independence.
- Needs home adaptations to prevent falls.
Our therapeutic approaches
Individually tailored methods that blend expertise, art and gentle guidance.
Neuromuscular taping
A technique using (de)compressive stimuli with elastic tape to naturally support the musculoskeletal and neurological system.
Montessori approach
“Help me to do it myself.” With carefully prepared materials the person actively develops senses, independence and joy in doing.
Help through art
Music, drama and visual art therapy guide the person through self-expression, physical and mental wellbeing and personal growth.
Get in touch
Let’s take the first step together. Write to us and we’ll arrange a time that suits you.
Email: ruaterapija@gmail.comPhone: +386 40 287 507Location: Ljubljana in okolica