As part of clinical practice, Mgr. Horčičková has long been dedicated to paediatric patients from birth to adolescence. She specializes in the assessment of motor development, the objectification of movement functions and the targeted therapy of movement disorders. Her professional interest is mainly focused on the issue of cerebral palsy (CP), gait analysis and comprehensive care of the child's foot, including its individual correction and podiatry.

The topic of children's rehabilitation has accompanied her since she was a student. She received her bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy at the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering of the Czech Technical University and is currently continuing her master's degree at the Slovak Medical University in Bratislava. She further deepens her education in prestigious certified courses, such as the Vojt method, the Bobath concept or dynamic neuromuscular stabilization (DNS).

In practice, she places great emphasis on multidisciplinary cooperation between the orthopaedic specialist, physiotherapist, neurologist and prosthetist, which she considers to be key for the maximum effect of the treatment and the functional development of the child.

Spectrum of patients and areas of care

Bc. In her practice, Horčičková most often cares for children with:

Neurological diagnoses (including DMO). Difficulties in the area of ​​children's feet (congenital and acquired defects, neurological foot analysis, orthotics). Disorders of walking quality and movement patterns (functional testing of muscle strength, ROM protocols). Orthopaedic diagnoses (including scoliosis therapy in the context of DNS). Asymmetrical development in infants and toddlers.