Thorn therapy - holistic treatment for vertebral and joint misalignments Thorn therapy is suitable for treating a variety of complaints caused by leg length discrepancies, pelvic twists, vertebral displacements or joint misalignments. It is particularly effective for:

• back pain (acute and chronic)

• spinal disc problems and sciatica

• headaches and migraines (for cervical spine problems)

• dizziness and tinnitus (for blockages of the upper cervical vertebrae)

• joint pain, e.g. in the hip, knee or shoulder. in the hip, knee or shoulder

• Muscular tension

• Scoliosis and postural damage

• Organ-related complaints, e.g. gastrointestinal disorders due to nervous irritation

The method enables gentle correction of misalignments and activates the self-healing powers. It is suitable for patients of all ages - also as an adjunct to other therapies.

Breuss massage - therapy for intervertebral disc problems and stress The Breuss massage is successfully used to treat

• Disc problems (degenerative or after stress)

• Chronic back pain

• Tension in the spine

• Cramping of the back muscles

• Energetic blockages along the spine

• Conditions of exhaustion, inner restlessness and the consequences of stress

• Sleep disorders (due to vegetative relaxation)

• Nervous complaints or accompanying burnout

Due to its gentle, slow implementation, the Breuss massage is also suitable for very sensitive patients, for example with osteoporosis or after prolonged illness. It is particularly recommended as a preparatory measure before Dorn therapy or for follow-up treatment.

Manual pain therapy MST - targeted treatment of functional causes of pain Manual pain therapy MST is particularly suitable for:

• Muscular and fascial pain throughout the musculoskeletal system

• Shoulder pain, e.g. impingement, frozen shoulder Impingement, frozen shoulder

• Neck pain, tension headaches, migraines

• Back pain, intervertebral disc problems, lumbago

• Joint pain in the hip, knee, ankle, hand or foot

• Tennis or golfer's elbow

• Carpalt tunnel syndrome, Tendinitis

• Scarring pain after surgery

• Restrictions of movement after injury

• Myofascial pain syndromes or functional imbalances

This therapy works through targeted manual techniques without the use of medication or injections. It is particularly suitable for chronic pain sufferers who want to be treated in a cause-oriented and holistic manner.

Diaphragm therapy - treatment of respiratory and organ dysfunctions Diaphragm therapy specifically addresses complaints that are related to restricted breathing mechanics or tension in the abdominal/chest area. It is suitable for the treatment of:

• respiratory diseases, e.g. Asthma, COPD, chronic bronchitis

• Restriction of breathing after infections or operations

• Digestive disorders, irritable bowel syndrome, nausea

• Reflux problems, Diaphragmatic hernia (functional concomitant therapy)

• Heart problems due to muscular pressure (assuming organic causes have been ruled out)

• Rib blockages, chest tightness, swallowing difficulties

• Pelvic floor complaints, incontinence, prolapse

• psychosomatic symptoms, inner restlessness, anxiety

• Restrictions of movement in the torso and spine

By improving diaphragmatic movement, organ functions are normalized, the autonomic nervous system is regulated and physical balance is promoted.

Baby & child therapy according to Dorn - early help with developmental disorders and complaints Baby and child therapy according to Dorn is specially designed for complaints in infants and children. Treatments include:

• Jaw and cranial asymmetries (e.g. in kissing/kid syndrome)

• Digestive problems, colic, reflux, flatulence

• Sleep disturbances or restlessness

• Movement asymmetries, e.g. One-sided turning, crawling or walking difficulties

• Crying child symptoms

• Deformities of the spine, pelvis, hips

• Postural imbalances or scoliosis tendencies

• Motor developmental delays

• Concentration problems or emotional imbalance (e.g. in schoolchildren)

• Disorders of the spine, pelvis or hips

• . e.g. in school children)

The treatment is gentle, playful and non-coercive. The therapy is particularly effective in early childhood, as many physical patterns can still be easily corrected.