Medical Health

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy is all about the physical functioning of the human body. It aims to improve movement patterns, increase physical performance, and alleviate pain. Physiotherapy can only be studied at universities of applied sciences. A bachelor's degree qualifies graduates to practice the profession.

Physiotherapy deals with people of all ages who suffer from functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, the nervous system, and the internal organs as a result of an accident, illness, or disability. Using specific functional analyses, physiotherapy determines the causes of movement abnormalities or functional limitations (stiffness, balance disorders, fatigue, etc.). From this, it derives a treatment appropriate to the patient's needs in order to strengthen body awareness, facilitate movement, relieve pain, increase strength and endurance, improve coordination and balance, and train the cardiovascular system or respiration. In order to maintain or improve functionality preventively, physiotherapy is increasingly also promoting health.

What else do we offer in addition to and as a supplement to physiotherapy?

• Manual therapy
• Sports physiotherapy
• MTT – Medical training therapy
• Neurological rehabilitation
• Trigger point treatment
• Hentschel method (see PDF)
• Taping
• Lymphatic drainage
• Functional movement analysis
• K-O-S-T Myofunctional therapy
• Visceral osteopathy
• Physical therapy – laser, ultrasound, electrotherapy, muscle stimulation, heat and cold applications

 

Pilates

Pilates is a specific core stabilization training program that primarily targets the pelvic floor, abdominal, and back muscles.

Most back problems are caused by muscular weakness.

Training with the Pilates principle strengthens the small segmental back muscles, thus providing ideal stabilization for the spine.

We would be happy to provide you with more information or arrange an appointment with us.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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