FAQ

Following the assessment you are kindly requested to pay the assessment fee at our Institute’s cash desk in cash (HUF, EURO, USD) or by credit card. The following credit cards are accepted: edc Maestro, Eurocard/Mastercard, JCB Cards, Visa, Visa Electron. The Forint equivalent of the assessment fee is always calculated according to the current rate of exchange of the Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank.

During  the  initial  assessment,  conductors  observe  the  patients’  physical,  cognitive  and  social  skills  within  a  nice  environment.  With  the  parents, conductors  discuss  basic  information  about  the  child  and  make a decision  about  which  group  setting  is  the  most  suitable  for  the  child.  Two  weeks  trial  will  be  offered  for  each  patient  to  see  whether  conductive education is beneficial for them or not. 

There  is  a restaurant and  a  buffet  in the  building.  

After  the  first  consultation  based  on  the  child’s/family’s  needs  the  decision  will  be  made  by  the  conductors  whether  parents  can  stay  in  the  group  or  not.  Also,  there  is a possibility  for those parents who didn’t participate in the program to have an open day. 

Conductive  education  is  not  just  about  physical  exercises  but  it  is  a  way  of  life.  By  teaching  CE  enables  the  patients  to  learn  life  skills.  These  skills  can  be  transferred  into  their  daily  routine and implemented into their home environment. 

Conductive  education  can  be  helpful  for  anybody  with neurological  movement  disorders.  Cerebral  palsy  is  the  most  common  condition  however;  it  can  be  useful  for  children  with  developmental  delay,  genetic  disorders,  etc.  One  of  the  principles  of  CE  is  that  learning  is  an  active  process  therefore,  individuals  need  to  have  a  level  of  cognitive  ability to benefit from CE.