Patient Story: Elias’ First Steps Toward Control and Stability

After a brain hemorrhage in his first weeks of life, Elias now requires support in all areas of daily life.

During his rehabilitation at kokon Rohrbach-Berg, therapy focuses on building head control, trunk stability, and fundamental movement skills.

With the support of robotic-assisted therapy, including training with the Lexo, Elias can practice movements safely and in a structured way.

🎥 In the video, his mother shares how even the smallest improvements make a meaningful difference—and how Elias continues to make progress step by step.

Spinal Cord Injury: Alexander Experiences Meaningful Progress after SCI

After a mountain bike accident, Alexander sustained an incomplete cervical spinal cord injury that left him largely dependent on a wheelchair and assistance in daily life. In the early stages of recovery, even basic movements required support, and walking was only possible with crutches and guidance.

As part of his rehabilitation, Alexander began training with the Lexo robotic gait trainer. From the very first sessions, he noticed a clear difference in how walking felt—especially in terms of balance, coordination, and body awareness.

The transition from passive to active training allowed him to engage his muscles more naturally. The immersive, game-based therapy environment helped him stay focused and motivated throughout the sessions.

Over time, the improved gait sensation transferred into everyday movement with crutches—making walking feel more controlled, stable, and confident

Alfie Discovers Joyful Progress While Living with Cerebral Palsy

At just five years old, Alfie lives with cerebral palsy, a condition that affects movement and coordination. Before coming to MOTIONrehab, physiotherapy often felt repetitive and difficult to sustain, making it challenging to stay focused and motivated.

With the support of a child-centered therapy approach and technology-based rehabilitation, Alfie began training with Tyromotion devices designed to support both cognitive and physical development.

His therapy included Myro for cognitive rehabilitation and Tymo for balance training. Through playful, interactive exercises, therapy became something Alfie genuinely enjoyed—encouraging longer practice sessions and natural movement without pressure.

Over time, Alfie achieved visible progress in balance, coordination, and independence—giving both him and his family renewed confidence and a positive outlook for the future.

Josef Strengthens Mobility and Focus While Living with Multiple Sclerosis

Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) requires consistency, patience, and regular movement. Diagnosed in 2017, Josef understands how important daily exercise is for maintaining mobility and independence.

After a longer break from therapy, Josef returned to Radkersburger Hof for his fourth rehabilitation stay to actively support his mobility and overall well-being.

During his therapy, Josef trained with technology-based rehabilitation, including the Pablo functional rehabilitation device and the Tymo balance training platform. Interactive, game-based exercises challenged both physical coordination and mental focus while promoting controlled movement, stability, and precise motor skills.

While the sessions were demanding, Josef experienced noticeable improvements in walking patterns, balance, and everyday movements—helping him maintain independence and quality of life through consistent, targeted rehabilitation.

Regains Independence with Rehabilitation Therapy

Living with functional neurological disorder (FND) can significantly affect mobility, balance, and everyday independence.

When Leah began therapy at MOTIONrehab, she relied on two crutches and struggled with basic activities such as standing, walking short distances, or even washing her hair. Everyday tasks had become difficult and exhausting.

Through robot-assisted rehabilitation and physiotherapy, Leah trained with several Tyromotion therapy systems. Her rehabilitation program included the Lexo robotic gait trainer and the Pablo functional rehabilitation device.

Interactive, game-based therapy sessions helped Leah shift focus away from symptoms while encouraging consistent movement, strength, and confidence. Over time, she progressed from assisted walking to taking steps unaided—regaining independence in daily life and rebuilding trust in her body, both physically and mentally.

Stroke Recovery: Mel Regains Confidence in Standing and Walking

After a stroke that caused left-side hemiparesis, Mel could only move short distances and described his walking as unsafe and uncertain.

Simply standing and shifting weight felt intimidating. At MOTIONrehab, Mel began intensive rehabilitation focused on rebuilding trust in his body—step by step.

Through robot-assisted rehabilitation, Mel trained with several Tyromotion therapy devices. His program included the Omego lower limb rehabilitation system, the Lexo robotic gait trainer, and the Diego robotic upper limb therapy device.

Together with the support of experienced physiotherapists, interactive and game-based therapy exercises helped Mel safely load his affected side, improve coordination, and regain balance. Over time, his biggest breakthrough came with renewed confidence—allowing him to stand, walk, and return to everyday activities with greater independence.

Andy’s Determined Journey Back to Independence

After a severe stroke affecting the left main cerebral artery, Andy was told he might never walk again.

Following emergency treatment, brain surgery, and months of recovery, even standing felt out of reach. Step by step, Andy fought his way back—driven by determination, strong family support, and a deeply personal goal: walking his daughter down the aisle.

During his intensive rehabilitation at MOTIONrehab, Andy trained with robot-assisted therapy using several Tyromotion rehabilitation devices. His therapy included the leg rehabilitation equipment Omego and gait trainer Lexo for lower extremity rehabilitation, the Diego robotic arm rehabilitation device, and balance training with the Tymo platform.

Game-based exercises, adaptive therapy sessions, and precise movement feedback helped retrain balance, coordination, and natural walking patterns. Each session was tailored to Andy’s daily condition—supporting progress while building confidence, mobility, and independence.