Physiotherapy is the targeted treatment of impaired physiological functions of the human musculoskeletal system. Physiotherapy uses the body’s natural physiological adaptation mechanisms to achieve therapeutic effects

As a natural therapeutic approach, physiotherapy makes use of

The three-year training program to become a physiotherapist is regulated by law, and the professional title is protected

Physiotherapy always works through a holistic approach. Based on the medical diagnosis, therapy goals are defined to maintain, restore, and improve functional disorders and the overall performance of the organism

Physiotherapeutic assessment
At the beginning of every physiotherapy treatment, a detailed physiotherapeutic assessment is carried out by the physiotherapist, during which all structures that may be related to the problem are thoroughly examined and evaluated. This forms the basis for creating a precise therapy plan. A reassessment before and after each treatment allows the therapy to be individually adjusted and modified accordingly

The overarching goal is for patients of all ages to acquire the skills they need to cope with everyday life, work, and leisure activities in their personal circumstances through therapy.

Areas of application by medical specialties

Physiotherapy in trauma surgery and orthopedics (post-treatment)

Physiotherapy in the field of neurology

Physiotherapy for diseases of the internal organs

Physiotherapy in the field of gynecology

I work for you as an elective physical therapist. This means that I will send you an invoice at the end of your treatment.

Once you have paid these costs, you can apply to your health insurance provider for reimbursement. You will receive a list of the currently valid insurance rates during your first treatment.

Appointments that are not canceled at least 24 hours in advance will be billed PRIVATELY!

Upledger CranioSacral Therapy® is a holistic and system-oriented method. It treats the whole person—physically, energetically, and emotionally—and promotes relaxation of the craniosacral system.

The craniosacral system comprises

It surrounds the central nervous system, protecting and nourishing it. The craniosacral system interacts with all structures and regulatory cycles in the body. These include the nervous and endocrine systems, the vascular and lymphatic systems, respiration, and the musculoskeletal system.

On the clothed body with mindful touch. Careful contact creates an environment in which the person being treated can feel perceived in their entirety.

This safe and secure atmosphere facilitates relaxation. Throughout the process, emotions or memories may surface, which are treated with respect and integrated in the best possible way.

Relaxation of all body tissues, especially the craniosacral system. Craniosacral therapy supports self-healing, health, and well-being at every age.

It plays an important role in healthcare and has a supportive influence in the following areas, for example

We live as long as our internal organs function. We can move as long as our bones, ligaments, and muscles function well.

Visceral therapy is the integration of the musculoskeletal system with the organ system. Our organs are attached to the musculoskeletal system, which gives them support and their place in the body. They therefore have a strong connection to the spine, pelvis, ribs, shoulder girdle, bones, muscles, and fascia.

Organ dysfunction can occur for many reasons: infections, surgery, poor nutrition, poor posture, scoliosis, or emotional stress. The consequence of this is that the affected organs build up tension, which is then transferred to the musculoskeletal system. For example, constipation or cystitis can lead to discomfort in the hip joint or lumbar spine (pain, disc problems, spondylolisthesis, etc.).

For your first treatment, please bring a prescription from your family doctor or specialist, as well as any doctor’s letters, surgical reports, findings, and X-ray images, if available, and a large bath towel or sheet for the treatment table.

Biodynamic Cardiovascular Therapy (BCVT) according to Michael J. Shea is a very gentle, manual method that applies the principles of biodynamic craniosacral therapy to the heart, blood vessels, and bodily fluids. It combines light hand placement, awareness of slow bodily rhythms (e.g., “primary respiration”) with mindfulness and compassionate presence.

Goals

Treatment procedure

What patients may feel or expect

Safety and contraindications

Preparation and notes after the session

Evidence Reference
BCVT is based on biodynamic/manual therapy theory and clinical experience; high-quality randomized studies on its specific effectiveness in cardiovascular diseases are currently limited. The method should be classified as complementary and supportive, not as a substitute for medically necessary cardiological diagnostics or treatment.

means:
Stroking, holding, kneading, breathing together, hugging / squeezing

Helps with:
Lack of physical contact and a craving for touch, high blood pressure, a weakened immune system, anxiety, depression, stress, coping with loss and change, and getting through breakups

Biological and psychological effects:
Oxytocin release (the “happiness hormone”); cortisol (the “stress hormone”) is reduced; a blissful state of euphoria; a new sense of physical well-being; repetitive thought patterns dissolve; self-confidence is strengthened; and a greater zest for life is experienced.

Rules:
Cuddling while fully clothed; no kissing; intimate areas are off-limits; reaching under clothing is off-limits; no sexual touching or acts; no private contact while cuddling

Hypnosis is a form of communication, a trance state with maximum concentration on one point. I have no power over you and cannot solve your problems, but I can show you the way to solve them, and you must walk that path yourself.

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