Therapy covered by Swiss health insurance (KVG, IV, UVG & MV).

Acquired Brain Injury

Comprehensive neurorehabilitation for traumatic and acquired brain injuries to restore function and quality of life.

Patient training his arm on the Pablo system with a therapist at Nextherapy

Understanding the Condition

Acquired Brain Injury

Acquired brain injury encompasses trauma, hypoxia, and other conditions that damage the brain after birth. Effects can be cognitive, motor, sensory, and emotional.

Neuroplasticity, the brain's ability to reorganise itself, is the foundation of recovery after brain injury.

The amount of therapy is critical. Our robotic-assisted systems deliver more than 1,000 precisely guided movements per session.

Common Symptoms We Address

  • Physical weakness or paralysis
  • Balance and coordination problems
  • Cognitive difficulties
  • Communication challenges
  • Fatigue and sleep problems
  • Emotional and behavioural changes

How We Treat It

A Precision Programme for Your Rehabilitation

  1. 01

    Intensive physical rehabilitation

  2. 02

    Cognitive rehabilitation

  3. 03

    Balance and gait training

  4. 04

    Upper limb recovery

  5. 05

    Vocational rehabilitation support

  6. 06

    Psychosocial support

  • A therapist working through tabletop exercises with a child
  • A child walking in the Lokomat with a therapist alongside

Testimonials

Acquired Brain Injury

“I have less pain because of the exercises. Here at Nextherapy they cater exactly to my needs.”
Frank Cusumano · Traumatic Brain Injury
“Through the training at Nextherapy, I can now do more on my own at home. After 3 weeks of bootcamp training, I have more strength in my legs and a better condition.”
Jason Haller · Traumatic Brain Injury

Therapy goals

Working together on your goals

Every therapy is built around the individual abilities, needs and goals of our patients. Together, we work to maintain function, make movement easier and support independence in daily life.

Possible therapy goals:

  • Improve physical function
  • Support attention, memory and planning
  • Strengthen independence in daily life
  • Support a return to meaningful activities such as work, school or hobbies
  • Support social participation
  • Improve quality of life

FAQ

How soon after a brain injury can I begin therapy?

We recommend starting therapy as soon as medically possible, as neuroplasticity is greatest in the first months.

Can you treat patients with cognitive impairments?

Yes. Our therapy programmes are adaptable and tailored to each patient's individual needs.

Are results still possible if my injury was long ago?

Yes. Significant functional improvements are still possible years after injury with the right intensity level.

Start your recovery with a personalised assessment.

Our specialists review your condition and design the right programme for you.