Biomechanical Developmental Approach

We at BDA believe that all children/adults have potential and that they are much more than their diagnosis,"what they cannot do" and "will never be able to do", and that with adequate help they can achieve much in their own way and in their own time. BDA (Biomechanical Developmental Approach) is a therapy aimed at improving existing and developing new functions in people with disabilities, helping them to return to the path of spontaneous development and improving the quality of their and the life of the whole family. BDA therapy combines various forms of mechanical stimulation of connective tissue with movement, triggering certain biochemical and biological processes and remodeling connective tissue, stimulating the desired reaction of body structures, and thereby improving vital, motor, cognitive and emotional functions of the body, i.e. of the individual. BDA involves correct and continuous implementation of the individual exercise program that is created according to the structural deficits and needs of the individual. BDA therapy is applied in conditions caused by different types of brain tissue damage, primarily in cerebral palsy, which are always accompanied by damage and deformity of the bone-joint-muscle system and functions, including vital functions. BDA primary audience (target market) are the parents/caregivers of the children and adults with the disabilities caused by congenital or traumatic damage (injury) of the developing brain. Secondary audience (target market) are healthcare practitioners. Our mission is simple - a better and more fulfilling life of children/adults with disabilities and their families, and therefore our goal is to help them build a basis that will enable and help their spontaneous development.