Our physiotherapy treatments aim to restore, improve, or maintain your mobility and functional ability.
Targeted exercises to restore and improve mobility
Physiotherapy encompasses active and passive treatment methods. It is used to treat developmental disorders, diseases, injury consequences, and functional disorders of the postural and musculoskeletal system.
Specialised manual techniques for treating functional disorders
Manual therapy is a specialised form of physiotherapy. It is used to treat functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system (joints, muscles, and nerves).
Decongestive therapy to promote lymphatic flow
Manual lymphatic drainage is a form of physical therapy. Its areas of application are wide-ranging. It primarily serves as oedema and decongestive therapy.
Classic massage techniques for relaxation and pain relief
Classic massage is used for the mechanical manipulation of skin, connective tissue, and muscles through stretching, traction, and pressure stimuli.
Therapeutic heat treatment for muscle relaxation
Gentle electrical impulses for pain relief, muscle relaxation, and improved circulation
In electrotherapy, gentle electrical impulses are transmitted to the affected body region via electrodes. Depending on the type of current and frequency used, the treatment targets different areas: it can be used for pain relief, relaxation of tense muscles, stimulation of weakened muscles, and promotion of blood circulation and tissue metabolism. Our device has two independent channels, allowing a wide range of treatment options.
A special feature of our practice is the option of simultaneous treatment: electrotherapy and ultrasound are applied at the same time. Through this combination, electrical impulses can penetrate deeper into the tissue with the support of ultrasound heat. This method is particularly used for functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, such as myofascial complaints like tension and hardened muscles.
Our electro- and ultrasound therapy can be used for: pain in muscles, joints, and spine; muscular tension and hardening; circulatory and metabolic disorders in tissue; and as accompanying support during rehabilitation measures.
Both therapy forms are individually tailored to your complaints and carried out under expert guidance using certified medical equipment. Please note that there are contraindications that will be clarified during a preliminary consultation.
Targeted deep heat and micro-massage for tissue regeneration and circulation stimulation
In ultrasound therapy, a sound head is guided evenly over the body area covered with contact gel. The sound waves penetrate the tissue, creating a fine vibration – comparable to a micro-massage – as well as targeted deep heat. This can stimulate blood circulation and support tissue regeneration.
A special feature of our practice is the option of simultaneous treatment: electrotherapy and ultrasound are applied at the same time. Through this combination, electrical impulses can penetrate deeper into the tissue with the support of ultrasound heat. This method is particularly used for functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, such as myofascial complaints like tension and hardened muscles.
Our electro- and ultrasound therapy can be used for: pain in muscles, joints, and spine; muscular tension and hardening; circulatory and metabolic disorders in tissue; and as accompanying support during rehabilitation measures.
Both therapy forms are individually tailored to your complaints and carried out under expert guidance using certified medical equipment. Please note that there are contraindications that will be clarified during a preliminary consultation.
