Vojta therapy

Hi everyone,

Let me start by saying "I'm the new guy here," and I really enjoy reading through all the posts. As you might guess from my bio, being handicapped since birth has made it nearly impossible to connect with others and talk about intimate topics like sexuality.

Due to my disability, I need physical therapy four times a week, including twice a week for a special therapy called Vojta. During this therapy, your muscles are "activated" by getting into certain positions and pressing specific points on your body, which can cause your legs to move abruptly upwards, for example (I've linked an article and video below. It's German material, but I think you get the idea).

As a baby, the therapy was done completely naked to achieve better body movements, but as I got older, I was told I'd have to wear shorts. For some reason, I'd really like to be nude again during the therapy, as it's mostly done by younger female therapists in their 30s. The points pressed can vary (like your iliac crest or slightly above your bladder, which I like to be full to get a better sensation). However, I'm not going to ask her about this, but this thought centenary has some arousing moments for myself

Has anybody heard about this treatment or even given it to someone else?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and discuss it in detail!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbybzZogImI&list=PLe_Mv2JZx7sXCwanDyh8wO5xnsbIiJW4w

https://www.vojta.com/en/the-vojta-principle/vojta-therapy/fundamentals

Hi @Gegels. Welcome. I am new here as well.

Too bad nobody has replied yet to your post because this sounds rather interesting to me. Have never heard of Vojta therapy, but has it been effective for you? What kind of benefits or improvements has it brought about? Just looking quickly online it seems there isn’t much evidence or research behind it, but at worst it wouldn’t seem to cause any harm.

May I ask what is the nature of your disability? How does it affect you sexually, if at all?

Looked up Vojta therapy for MS and there was some short term improvements that were noted. I suspect the patients in the study I found had Relapsing Remissive MS vs Primary Progressive MS, which I am more concerned with. The concept of reflex locomotion is interesting. I’ll bring it up with our neurologist next visit and she what she’s heard about it, interesting concept…thanks for bringing this up and making me aware of it

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33992274/

OK, so I guess this is the time to tell you guys a little bit more about myself, so you can get a better understanding of why I joined this forum and "how it all began" 😃, even though I didn't use the appropriate section to introduce myself.

I was born with complete tetraspasticity (in both my hands and feet), which basically prevents me from moving them in a coordinated way and leads to regular muscle spasms due to a lack of oxygen during birth. As a result, I have to rely on 24/7 personal assistance, so it's generally a "where you go, I go" situation. I also get regular muscle spasms related to the damaged brain cells caused by birth.

Don't get me wrong here:

I'm definitely not the kind of guy who is ashamed or frustrated about this, but just try to imagine you would like to shave yourself or even go to the toilet. Well, if that happened to me, which it often does, I'd need help to do so.

Understanding this, you can probably guess my next thoughts when it comes to this forum. Having a sex life with this disability means watching movies (even if you surely know that they are staged), because for anything else you'd still need an assistant.

Further, as already mentioned, I have to get physical therapy four times a week so that I'm able to move my extremities even a little bit. Vojta therapy is extremely important as it loosens up those spasms for a short while when performed the right way (see my description above), which could also lead to sexual arousal (at least it does in my case), because you're pressing on different parts of your body. This is why, in my opinion, it should be performed naked, so you can see and use all reference points and movements. There are a few therapists who do it that way (on adults as well), but they are in the minority.

But this also means that you have to be closely monitored and examined by nurses, doctors, and med students so that it doesn't get worse. They (mostly students) need to learn how to deal with these kinds of medical conditions.

Having had four surgeries some years ago (to prevent the spasms from getting even stronger) and regular nude head-to-toe assessments that I need to attend upon request by my social security agency (understandably) got me into the world of "med fet." The pre-op exams, as well as shaving and enemas, would sometimes be done by students or younger nurses. The same goes for the head-to-toe assessments.

Again, I'm not into BDSM or the dominant hard stuff. These situations just got me thinking about the rational thoughts of "What would it feel like if you were the doctor or the nurse, and could tell them what needed to be done?" But as mentioned before, personal meetings are nearly impossible to pull off, so I thought about the aspect of chat/video roleplaying, some ideas I've carried around for years now. However, even this idea is kind of difficult to realize if you need a 24/7 bodyguard. I've never done something like this or wouldn't even know how to pull this off, so any ideas would be truly and seriously appreciated 😃