Description of Services:

• alternative practitioner for physiotherapy

  The alternative practitioner for physiotherapy is the specialist for the conservative treatment of the musculoskeletal system. Before starting treatment, it is necessary to examine you thoroughly to determine your problem. This serves as the basis for an individual treatment plan that is specifically tailored to you.

• atlas therapy

  Gentle Atlas therapy = therapy of the tissue around the top cervical vertebra = “Atlas vertebra”
  + Gentle Atlas therapy is a reflex therapy based on minimal impulses. It is considered a concept of holistic treatment of the musculoskeletal system. The neurophysiological treatment concept has a positive influence on the balance system, muscle tone, pain sensation, perception, motor skills as well as vegetative functions and misalignments of the musculoskeletal system.
  

• matrix rhythm therapy

  This therapy is a regenerative and holistic form of therapy for the sustainable treatment of diseases of the nervous, musculoskeletal and musculoskeletal systems. This new form of therapy is based on the basic cell biological research of Dr. Ulrich G. Randoll at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

• neuroceptor impulse reflex therapy

  The Neuroceptor Impulse Reflex Technique (NIRT) is a method in which small impulses are applied to joints, muscles and organ fascia using an activator/adjuster. The nerves in these tissues are used to treat incorrect tensions and restore the organism's function in a very gentle way.

• fascia therapy

  This special technique aims to release tension and tangles in the connective tissue in order to improve mobility and relieve pain.

• sympathetic therapy

  Sympathetic therapy treats illnesses that are caused by a disorder of the autonomic nervous system. Blockages in the spine lead to localized disorders in the extremities, such as tennis elbow or heel spurs. A sympathetic nerve that is mechanically irritated by blockages in certain parts of the spine leads to various peripheral, chronic illnesses. The model of "vertebro-autonomic coupling" serves as an explanation. It states that there is a connection between blocked vertebrae and autonomic disorders. Only vertebrae with ribs or rib-like coupling, such as the skull with the first cervical vertebra, and the sacrum with the connection to the ilium, come into consideration.

• craniosacral therapy

  Craniosacral therapy is a gentle, manual form of therapy. It has proven to be an effective therapy for back pain, neck tension, headaches, tinnitus and many other complaints. Through subtle touches and gentle impulses, disruptive blockages and incorrect tensions in the body are detected and released. This allows the inner balance to be restored and self-healing to begin.

• bioadaptive impulse therapy

  The aim of therapy with the Medkey is rapid pain relief and functional improvement in muscular and organic dysfunctions. To achieve this, bioadaptive electrotherapy with the Medkey uses specially regulated electrical impulses. Bioadaptive means that the electrical impulses adapt to the body in almost real time through constant skin and tissue resistance measurements. The therapy is therefore ultimately controlled by the patient's body itself and has a positive influence on the autonomic nervous system and thus on the body's own adaptation and regulation processes.

• Kinesio taping

  During therapy with Kinesio tape, the skin is gently lifted with every movement. This process stimulates blood and lymph flow, inflammation disappears and pain usually subsides shortly after the start of treatment. Since the plaster regulates muscle tone, the patient's own mobility is better perceived. This can shorten the healing process by 50%. What is interesting and crucial about this is that the immediate freedom from pain avoids protective postures, which usually lead to tension or make it worse.