Singing bowl therapy and kinesiology are two alternative healing methods offered by Strub Marianne in her treatment room in Sissach. These two approaches aim to promote physical, emotional and mental well-being and support people in their wholeness.

Singing bowl therapy: In singing bowl therapy, Marianne Strub uses the gentle and harmonious vibrations of singing bowls to create deep relaxation and inner balance. The singing bowls are placed on or around the body and gently struck. The resulting vibrations spread through the body and work on a physical, mental and energetic level. This method can help to reduce stress, activate self-healing powers and release blockages in the energy flow. Many people report a feeling of lightness, clarity and inner peace after a singing bowl session.

Kinesiology: Kinesiology, as practiced by Marianne Strub, is based on the idea that the body is a complex system that reacts to various stressors and shows these in the form of muscle reactions. Using gentle muscle tests, the kinesiologist can detect imbalances and blockages in the body. This method makes it possible to identify and specifically address physical and emotional stress. Kinesiology is a holistic approach that views the body as an interconnected system and aims to restore energetic balance.

In combination, singing bowl therapy and kinesiology offer a powerful way to bring body and mind into harmony. Marianne Strub uses her many years of experience and in-depth knowledge in both areas to guide her clients on their path to greater well-being and inner harmony. Her treatments are individually tailored to the client's needs and offer valuable support in challenging life situations.