Dystonia, whether limited to focal body parts or spread, whether occurring in childhood or in adulthood, are not rare, but little known, and many patients often have to wait for the right diagnosis and therapy for many years.

Spasticy, for example as a result of stroke, accident or inflammatory disease of the central nervous system, is a frequent but still often not sufficiently and well treated field of neurology.

Parkinson’s Disease is frequent and increase with the number of elderly people but can also affect younger people.
The complex and rapidly expanding area of this field can only be met by an interdisciplinary therapeutic team.

Further movement disorders such as Tremor, Chorea Huntington, Tourette Syndrome, Myclonia, psychogenic and rare movement disorders, as well as Persistent Vegetative Status almost all are chronic, thus generating a huge burden of disease. The growing number of new therapeutic options represents a special interdisciplinary challenge.

Courses concerning several aspects of Movement Disorders such as swallowing disorders, prescription guidelines for chronic cases, but also quality management are important for a huge public.