the method of working with children with motor disorders; proposed by the spouses Karl and Bertha Bobat in the 30s of the XX century (see Bobath, Karl and Bertha in Chapter 5 Famous Scientists, Their Scientific Schools and Organizations in Psychological Science). The essence of the Bobath concept is as follows:
\n– emphasis on the quality of movement;
\n\u2013 emphasis on long-term results;
\n\u2013 reliance on the individual characteristics of the child;
\n\u2013 readiness to work with any disorganization of movements;
\n\u2013 the patient is considered as a whole from the standpoint of his environment, psychological characteristics, motivations, the degree of pathological changes, concomitant diseases, anamnesis, etc.;
\n\u2013 training parents in the Bobath method and their active participation in rehabilitation;
\n\u2013 the possibility of using the method when working in a group. Bobat was a German physiotherapist and neurologist (1906\u20131991), best known for developing Bobat’s approach to neuromotor rehabilitation. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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