Our Experts

Dr. Malaj-Ungvari
Assistant doctor for child and adolescent psychiatry
Especially with toddlers, the blanket can be used as a quiet time signal, indicating that the child is allowed to actively relax.

Jennifer Strigl
Speech therapist
As a speech therapist, I like to use it for children who come to therapy already anxious or restless. It is placed on the chair over their legs while they are working and can thus help them to concentrate better and engage with the situation.

Anna Beck
Social Worker & Gestalt Therapist
I also recommend them to parents, not only as a relaxation educator but above all as a mom.

Alexandra Keyling
Alternative Practitioner for Psychotherapy
Many children have trouble falling asleep, and their parents lie restlessly beside them, waiting for their well-deserved evening off. Both parents and child could benefit from some support for their nervous systems.

Markus Ruppert
Naturopath & Trauma Therapist
For me, the blanket is indispensable both in my private life and at work. It is an important tool and a valuable resource.

Caroline Helming
Occupational Therapist & Sleep Consultant
I am a big fan of the concept. Whether for personal or professional use, I can recommend it without reservation.

Dinah Berger
Psychologist
While anxieties are alleviated, the deep pressure creates a feeling of security, which is often lacking in people with trauma.

Michaela Gross
Alternative practitioner for psychotherapy
As a trauma therapist, I recommend these blankets for sleep, anxiety, and panic disorders. They help patients to feel their bodies again.

Dr. Sabine Hoffmann
Lead Psychologist
These blankets can evoke a spontaneous feeling of calm, in short, "all is well," on a physical and thus also a psychological level.

Katharina Meier-Batrakow
Child and Adolescent Psychologist
Hugging someone to offer comfort, holding a child to calm them – these are all time-honored methods for stress reduction.

Carolin Weigand
Social Pedagogue & Educator
I often hear that students have difficulty concentrating. I then like to recommend the therapy blanket to help them calm down.

Christine Tuchler
Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist
It's simply beautiful to witness how the patient's psychomotor agitation subsides after a short period.

Dr. Esther Scherrenbacher
Gynecologist
I see the blanket as an easy-to-use tool that many people can use as a supplement to other measures.

Silke Butz
Alternative Practitioner for Psychotherapy
I perceive the gentle, even pressure as calming and supportive—not oppressive, but rather protective.

Simon Bayer
Athlete
I can only recommend it due to the good sleep. Regeneration is everything in competitive sports.

Corinna Schwab
Female athlete
The use of weighted blankets in sports makes sense, as sleep is one of the most important components of regeneration.

Hannes Aigner
Professional Athlete & Canoeist
Restful sleep is one of the most important components in both training and competition phases.

Jonas Zimmerschied
Personal Trainer
A weighted blanket can have a positive effect on sleep quality and thus on physical performance.

Kenny Redondo
Football Player
For good recovery, the therapy blanket is indispensable for me, so I currently use it daily.

Fynn Schütze
Water polo player
I have definitely expanded my personal portfolio for better and faster recovery with the weighted blanket.

Hannes Wagner
German wrestler
Therapy blankets currently receive too little attention. Yet, sleep is extremely important in competitive sports.

Laura Klug
Triathlete
I can no longer imagine my daily life without the therapeutic blanket. It has become an integral part of my recovery.










