Parenting a child with developmental challenges brings deep love, alongside fears, questions, and unexpected struggles. Support networks can feel thin, and traditional care doesn’t always address what families truly need. I’m Francesca Seegy, a specialist in early childhood development and a mother who has walked this path herself. After years of searching for a clear diagnosis and meaningful support for my son, I turned to evidence-based methods that empower families beyond conventional medicine. Drawing on the First‑Step® Method, Feldenkrais, PäPKi®, and PEKiP®, I now support families across Europe—from Switzerland to Germany, Italy, France, and beyond—to help children build movement, sensory, and emotional foundations for lifelong growth.
We start with a detailed intake covering your child’s history, strengths, and home environment.
A custom plan is created to revisit and strengthen missed milestones.
Two Therapy Blocks per year, tailored to your child’s progress:
This follows the same structure as the first block but is fully adapted to the child’s progress and new developmental needs identified during the process.
Each block creates an intensive, supportive environment where both child and parents actively participate in exercises, adjustments, and practices that lay the foundation for long-term progress.
I deliver focused, hands-on support—either in your home or at my Zurich studio—with daily feedback and parent coaching.
Each developmental milestone—from tummy time to walking—builds the brain’s wiring for future skills. When a step is missed, gaps can appear in motor, sensory, and emotional regulation. By revisiting milestones through neuro-sensory play, we help the brain form new neural pathways—even in cases of neurological damage. This process supports your child in moving, learning, and interacting with greater confidence and ability.
Yes. Early motor and sensory play lays the groundwork for gestures, eye contact, and eventually language
We assess skipped stages and design exercises to build strength and coordination.
We teach practical sensory strategies and environmental adaptations to promote self-regulation.
I guide families through the best tools and show how to integrate them meaningfully into play and daily life.
