Experts for all Cases
We have the perfect therapist for every disorder in our interdisciplinary team: specialists for speech development delays, speech development disorders and disabilities, dyslalia, communication problems because of auditory disorders, dyslexia, aphasia, dysarthria, laryngectomees, dysphonia, articulation disorders, problems with reading comprehension, fear of speaking, stuttering, cluttering and communication disorders. Each member of our team is a specialist for a different field: we are speech-language pathologists, speech trainers and graduated pedagogues – and depending on the patient sometimes we are also motivation coaches, jokers, artists or just listeners. Our close exchange of information and ideas results in the best possible outcome for the patient – health. All of our experienced team members are qualified therapists for swallowing problems (dysphagia) and regularly attend internal and external seminars and supervisions. In this way we can ensure to continually develop our competences.
Werner Reindl
Owner of the Practice
I studied pedagogy and linguistics/speech at the University of Regensburg where I also worked as a student and scientific assistant at the faculty of linguistics. I graduated in 1989/90 with a diploma in education and speech training. Simultaneously to my therapeutic work, I was appointed lecturer for linguistics at the University of Regensburg and I was involved in this activity until 1998.
Additionally, I worked as a language and voice therapist. I was also the head of therapy departments in the field of rehabilitative medicine in several medical centers. In 1998, I decided to become self-employed and opened my own Practice for Voice and Communication Therapy in Weiden. At the same time, I also worked as a communication trainer and coach for teams and companies within my own enterprise “Partner für Erfolgskommunikation” (meaning partner for successful communication).
I completed several discipline-specific seminars and trainings in the field of communication and speech therapy, among others a training to become a specialist for dysphagia, a seminar about orofacial myofunctional therapy (FOTT) by Kay Coombes, a manual voice therapy (MST) by Gabriele Münch, MODAK by Dr. Luise Lutz, as well as a training for a therapy to treat apraxia of speech (SpAT) for serious aphasia by Karen Lorenz.
I have been able to expand my comprehensive portfolio with my new practice for hypnosis with another highly-effective treatment method when I became a certified hypnosis therapist in fall 2013.
Since 2017 I have also been working as a alternative practitioner for psychotherapy.
My motto: “You have to try the impossible, to achieve the possible.” (Hermann Hesse)
Rosie Reindl
Manager of the Practice
I finished a training as an industrial clerk and work as the manager in my husband’s Practice for Voice and Communication therapy. Part of my tasks is designing working processes, organizing administrative tasks and schedule appointments. Moreover, I take care about the patient file and about invoicing with insurance companies.
Regarding the planning of costs, turnover and human resources, I am responsible for business controlling. As the first contact person of our patients, I take care of them at any time, consult them and assist them in planning, as well as organizing the procedure of their therapies in terms of time.
My Motto: “Nothing is impossible – problems are there to be solved!”
Veronika Kick
State-certified speech therapist
I am a state-certified speech and language therapist and completed my professional training in 2019 at the Vocational School for Speech Therapy in Regensburg. At the same time, I studied Speech and Language Therapy at OTH Regensburg, where I successfully graduated in 2021 with a Bachelor of Science degree.
Since 2019, I have been working as a speech and language therapist and have gained extensive practical experience in both outpatient settings and acute care in various hospitals. My therapeutic scope includes the treatment of childhood articulation disorders as well as voice, language, speech, and swallowing disorders, in addition to fluency disorders.
To continuously expand my professional expertise, I have completed numerous advanced training courses, including functional voice training (FVT), speech therapy in intensive care units, tracheostomy tube management, pediatric dysphagia, and flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES).
My motto:
“Alone we can do so little; together we can achieve so much.”
Julia Heyer-Pasek
State-certified speech therapist
I am Julia Heyer-Pasek, a mother of three boys and a state-certified speech and language therapist since 2011. Since 2020, I have also been working as a licensed alternative practitioner, and in 2021 I completed my training as an osteopath. These additional qualifications allow me to combine different therapeutic approaches and work in an interdisciplinary manner.
My professional focus has always been on the treatment of complex disorders. This includes therapy for infants as well as the treatment of childhood verbal dyspraxia and dysphagia in adults. I currently work both in my own osteopathic practice in Parkstein and as a speech and language therapist at Weiden Hospital.
My motto:
„Disorders must always be viewed holistically in order to find the right therapeutic approaches.“
Franziska Schimetscheck
State-certified speech therapist
My name is Franziska Schimetscheck, and I have been working as a state-certified speech and language therapist since completing my state examination in 2011. Helping people and supporting them on their individual paths has always been very important to me. As language is the gateway to the world, my profession allows me to combine both of these aspects in an ideal way. As a mother of two children, I also bring a deep understanding of the needs of families and children. I have been working in this practice with great joy and dedication for many years and have gained valuable experience together with a committed team.
My therapeutic focus includes both the treatment of children—for example in cases of delayed language development, verbal developmental dyspraxia, auditory processing and perception disorders, reading and spelling difficulties, and myofunctional disorders—as well as the treatment of adults. In particular, I work in a clinical context with neurological disorders such as aphasia, dysarthria, and dysphagia. To continuously expand my professional expertise, I have regularly attended advanced training courses.
My experience in a hospital setting and the interdisciplinary collaboration with physicians, therapists, and family members enable a holistic and individually tailored approach to treatment.
I place great value on creating an empathetic, motivating, and respectful atmosphere in which every patient feels safe and well cared for.
My life motto:
“A day without laughter is a day wasted.”
Sophia Kick
State-certified speech therapist
I am Sophia Kick. After completing my training as an industrial clerk, I fulfilled my heartfelt wish and qualified as a state-certified speech and language therapist. My professional background combines organizational experience with therapeutic expertise, which I now apply purposefully in my daily work.
In my therapeutic practice, I support individuals with delayed language development, myofunctional disorders, aphasia, dysarthria, dysphonia, as well as patients following a laryngectomy. Through my advanced training as a specialist therapist in the field of dysphagia, I am able to provide professional, empathetic, and reliable care in both outpatient and clinical settings.
Creativity is an integral part of my professional life. It helps me find the right approach for each person and to design therapy sessions that are engaging, individualized, and compassionate. Creating a trusting atmosphere in which patients feel safe, valued, and well cared for is especially important to me.
My motto:
“Growing together, step by step.”
