Physiotherapy

We use targeted hand movements to release blockages in the joints and spine, improve mobility and reduce pain. Manual therapy starts where the cause lies and not just with the symptom.

Gentle, rhythmic massage techniques stimulate the lymphatic system and promote the removal of tissue fluid. Particularly effective for swelling, after operations or chronic illnesses.

Physiotherapy is the basis of our physiotherapy work. Targeted exercises strengthen weakened muscle groups, improve your mobility and help you to overcome pain permanently – actively and tailored to your body.

We use electrical stimuli to treat pain, stimulate the muscles and promote tissue healing. Electrotherapy is particularly effective for acute and chronic pain.

Ultrasound therapy uses mechanical vibrations for deep heat and tissue stimulation. It supports the healing of tendons, muscles and connective tissue with little pain and precision.

Naturopathic heat therapy with healing clay: Fango relaxes the muscles, promotes blood circulation and optimally prepares the body for further treatments.

Cold reduces inflammation, relieves acute pain and supports regeneration after exertion. We use cold applications as a stand-alone treatment or in addition to therapy.

In manual therapy, specially trained physiotherapists work with targeted hand movements and techniques to reduce pain and treat functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Restricted or blocked joints are mobilized and muscles, tendon attachments and connective tissue are treated in a targeted manner.

This can relieve tension and stimulate blood circulation in the tissue. The treatment is based on a precise examination of joint function, muscle activity and movement patterns in the body. The patient’s own exercises also play an important role. The aim is to optimize the interaction between joints, muscles and nerves. Manual therapy is covered by statutory health insurance if prescribed by a doctor.

Loose, comfortable clothing that offers sufficient freedom of movement and in which you feel comfortable is best. As the affected area of the body often needs to be freely accessible, shorts are recommended for knee problems, for example, or a tank top for shoulder problems.

In many cases, sporting activity is possible and even useful during physiotherapy treatment – provided it is adapted to the respective injury and personal situation. Exercise can support the healing process by stimulating circulation, improving blood flow and increasing endurance and muscle strength.

However, it is important to consult your doctor or therapist in advance so as not to jeopardize the healing process.

The long-term goal of rehabilitation is usually a return to normal activity. In order to achieve this goal, the path to this goal is divided into individual steps that begin during therapy. These include, for example, coordination and strengthening exercises during treatment as well as training therapy or physiotherapy on equipment (KGG).

Physiotherapy on equipment is a special form of therapy that specifically builds up muscles and mobility. Controlled exercises are designed to improve stability and flexibility, reduce pain and increase general physical performance.