Intensive Neurophysiological Rehabilitation System

The Kozyavkin Method (Intensive Neurophysiological Rehabilitation System, INRS) – is a highly effective treatment for patients with Cerebral Palsy, low back pain and consequences of trauma and organic lesions of the nervous system.
INRS is a multimodal rehabilitation system in which the influence of one component is complemented and intensified by the others. Its main component is a biomechanical correction of the spine and large joints in combination with a set of treatment modalities: reflexotherapy, physical therapy, special massage therapy, rhythmical group exercises, mechanotherapy, apitherapy.

Suit Spiral with the program of biodynamical movement correction has been created to develop correct movement patterns.
Stimulating compensatory possibilities and brain plasticity, this method creates a new functional state which opens the possibility for faster motor and mental development of the child.



Different rehabilitation modalities of this system complement and intensify each other, and are aimed at the main task of rehabilitation: improvement in the quality of the patient’s life.
It is important to stress that the Kozyavkin Method is not alternative to existing rehabilitation approaches; it complements and significantly increases the efficiency of many other existing rehabilitation systems. The new functional state, created by the INRS, opens new wide possibilities for the development of the child and enhances the results of other rehabilitation treatments.
The Kozyavkin Method was created more than 30 years ago in the Ukraine and thus far, more than 70,000 patients have been treated by this method, including around 17000 from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, USA and other counties of the world.


Already in 1993 the rehabilitation system has been officially recognized by the Ukrainian government. Due to the high level of success with the Kozyavkin Method, it has received international approval and has been included in the encyclopedic edition of child orthopedics by the well-known German professor Frits Niethard (1997) as one of the four most effective approaches to the rehabilitation of Cerebral Palsy.
Statistical analysis of the medical records of a group of 12 256 patients, treated by the Kozyavkin Method confirmed high efficiency of this rehabilitation system.
Muscle tone normalization was noted in 94% of patients, improvement of the head control in supine position was noted in 75% of patients, 62% patients who were unable to sit before the treatment have learned to sit, 19% of patients began to walk without assistance, and 87% of patients, after the treatment, were able to open their spastically fisted hand.
Rehabilitation by the Kozyavkin Method is carried out in Lviv and Truskavets (Ukraine). In July, 2003, the International Clinic of Rehabilitation was opened in Truskavets. It offers the latest technology in Medical Rehabilitation.