Praxis Villa BeauSite

Chiropractor in Zurich

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Villa Beausite Practice

Villa BeauSite Practice

At the Villa BeauSite practice in Wollishofen, patients with acute or chronic disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the autonomic nervous system are treated and receive holistic care.
The methods used aim to support self-regulation and help patients to help themselves.

After making a diagnosis, Dr. Monica Weber, chiropractor, treats patients with chiropractic manipulations, trigger point therapy, dry needling, respiratory therapy relaxation methods(Network Spinal Analysis), and Somatic Experiencing, depending on the indication.

Villa Beausite Team

Certified massage therapist

Elise Jermann

We treat

Patients of all ages with

back pain
lower back pain
lumbago
sciatica
disc problems
Neck pain
Joint pain
Shoulder pain
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Tinnitus
Sore throat
Headaches
Migraine
Dizziness
Jaw problems / bruxism
Chronic muscle tension
Accident injuries
Whiplash
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Vegetative disorders

Rheumatic complaints
Stress
Stress-related illnesses
Exhaustion
Sleep disorders
Chronic pain
Tendonitis / tennis elbow / golfer's elbow
Achilles tendonitis
Heel spurs
Heart problems without findings
Respiratory problems without findings
Gynecological complaints
Incontinence
Pregnant women and infants
Scars
Osteoarthritis
Rehabilitation after an accident or illness
and more

Therapy methods

Musculoskeletal system

Chiropractic mobilizations and manipulations

Myofascial trigger point therapy and dry needling

Myoreflex therapy according to Dr. Kurt Mosetter

Regulation / Vegetative NS / Trauma

Network Spinal (NS)

Somato-Respiratory Integration (SRI)

Somatic Experiencing (SE)

TRE (Tension / Trauma Releasing Exercises)

Mental Field Technique

Applied Kinesiology

Polarity

Massage / Relaxation / Sound

Classic Massage / Therapeutic Massage

Back and neck massage

Sound therapy

Sports massage

Pregnant women and children

Pregnancy massages

Pediatric chiropractic

Webster Method

Practice

Guiding principles

Our practice is a space for healing and development.

We want to create an atmosphere of openness and familiarity that is characterized by mutual respect. Through regular training and supervision, we are actively committed to providing the best possible quality of service, which also includes reflecting on our own actions, personal attitudes, and inner attitudes.

The guiding principle of our practice is an integrally oriented practice for chiropractic, physical therapy, and massage.

By integral, we mean that body and soul are connected; they cannot be separated in either healthy or sick people. Health and illness are connected to being human.

People should be taken seriously in their suffering, examined competently, and accompanied holistically.

With our professional, material, and human resources, we aim to identify disorders, alleviate suffering, and promote healing. We try to orient ourselves to the individual attitude of the person affected and to pursue therapeutic paths together with them. On the one hand, we have extensive basic medical training at our disposal, and on the other, a wealth of experience in accompanying people.

To this end, we want to provide inspiration

Healthy inspiration

for sick and healthy people
for body, mind, and soul
for healing and development
for reorganization of the organism
for better self-regulation
for greater self-competence

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"I held my posture so much
that I became completely restrained from holding on so much.

That my behavior has become preserved, and I've forgotten what it's like to be held."

Eve Eran

Integral means "belonging to a whole and making it what it is." Integral medicine is created by combining conventional medical therapies and complementary therapies that meet the criteria of evidence-based medicine in terms of safety and efficacy. The essence of the different realities shines through in their additions, similarities, and overlaps.