Matrix Rhythm Therapy in Neurological Rehabilitation

Presentation of Patient Cases

“Without haptic contacts man degenerates, as do neurological patients who are not longer treated. Do not do that!” advised Dr. Randoll sternly.

At the invitation of the Ambulanticum Clinic, which works with great commitment to neurology patients, he had recently repeatedly treated patients who were considered “no longer treatable”.

Among other things, he presented patient cases with the following neurological images from this therapy center:

• Paraplegia
• Child with Cerebral Paresis
• Wake Coma Patient
• Scarring after Spinal Fusion Surgery
• Patella dislocation
• Lumbal Syndrome
• Tetra-spasticity

In addition Dr. Özlem Hammond, UK, presented a notable case study that has established matrix rhythm therapy in the UK:

• Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS)

After that Dr. Sandeep Bhagwat, India, presented a case study with the Indian athlete Hrutika, whose injury seemed to mark the end of her athletic career.

• Chronical back pain

All cases had in common a long history without significant changes. Dr. Randoll appealed to the therapists “Do not underestimate the healing process. Self-regulation can be stimulated. Always look where the nerve signals are running, where regeneration begins. Maybe the patient also needs minerals, vitamins, trace elements. But you have to take care of the place.”

He sees matrix rhythm therapy as an important dialogue instrument. “Today we are all managers,” he said. “So let’s take the human resources manager. Of course, if an employee does not work properly, he can throw him out right away. Or should he talk to him beforehand, so go into dialogue? Does not harm anything. He can still fire him if necessary. So of course I can always come straight away with the scalpel, but at some point I will not have any employees anymore.”

Every symptom is a stuck healing process.