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N.A.P.: Neuromuscular Plasticity

Restores neuromuscular function through joint and nerve plasticity.

How a session works

N.A.P. combines manual techniques with active training to restore neuromuscular function through joint and nerve plasticity. The treatment is targeted and function-oriented.

When this treatment helps

  • Complex movement disorders
  • Status after neurological events
  • Loss of function after injury
  • Restricted joint and nerve function

Common questions about this treatment

  • What does N.A.P. stand for and what is it?

    N.A.P. stands for Neuromuscular Arthro-ossary Plasticity. The method combines manual techniques with active training to restore neuromuscular function through joint and nerve plasticity – targeted and function-oriented.

  • Who is N.A.P. treatment suitable for?

    It is suitable for complex movement disorders, after neurological events, for loss of function following injury, and for restricted joint and nerve function.

  • Is the treatment covered by health insurance?

    N.A.P. is a physiotherapy treatment. With a doctor's referral it is billed through your basic health insurance.

  • How long is a session?

    A session lasts 25 minutes (CHF 85.47).

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