Physiotherapy

In our physiotherapy practice, we offer various physiotherapy services. You can find the exact therapeutic services with explanations in the menu below.

Physiotherapy

Physical therapy is a central element of physiotherapy and is used for a variety of musculoskeletal complaints. It encompasses both active exercises, which patients perform themselves, as well as passive techniques, which are performed by the therapist.

Physical therapy is used, among other things, after operations such as joint replacements, after cruciate ligament or meniscus surgery, for herniated discs, osteoarthritis, or chronic back pain. It is also used for neurological disorders Physical therapy can help relearn movement patterns and promote independence for conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson's disease.

Manual Therapy (MT)

Manual therapy is a specialized form of physiotherapy that focuses on the targeted treatment of Joints, muscles, and nerves focused. It is used particularly when limited mobility, blockages, or pain impair daily life.

Our specially trained manual therapists use precise grip and mobilization techniques to To move joints gently, to loosen tense muscles and restore mobility. The focus is not only on treating pain, but also on Root cause analysisThrough precise examination, we can determine whether, for example, misalignments, one-sided stresses, or muscular imbalances are causing the complaints.

Therapeutic exercises with equipment

Medical therapeutic exercise on equipment (KGG) is an active form of training performed on specialized medical training equipment. It combines the principles of classic physiotherapy with targeted strength and endurance training conducted under physiotherapy supervision.

Especially after surgery or injuries—such as knee or hip joint replacements or after ACL surgery—KGG contributes significantly to Restoration of resilience but also for chronic back pain, osteoarthritis, or posture problems, training is beneficial because it specifically strengthens muscles, corrects misalignments, and increases the load-bearing capacity of the joints.

A special advantage of KGG is Individualized training plan customization: Following an initial analysis, the therapist creates a program tailored to the specific diagnosis, physical condition, and personal goals. The combination of controlled muscle building, coordination training, and mobility exercises not only supports healing but also reduces the risk of re-injury. Therefore, KGG is an important measure for Prevention and Rehabilitation.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

Manual lymphatic drainage is a particularly gentle form of therapy aimed at promoting the flow of lymph fluid in the tissue. Rhythmic, circular hand movements activate the lymphatic system, reduce swelling, and support metabolism.

This therapy is of great importance, especially after surgeries, injuries, or with chronic conditions such as lymphedema. Lymphatic congestion often occurs after cancer surgeries or major joint procedures. With manual lymphatic drainage, Pain relieved, healing processes accelerated, and immune system strengthened will be.

In addition to its medical benefits, lymphatic drainage also contributes to a feeling of relaxation and lightness. Our therapists are specially trained and apply the technique gently and precisely to achieve the best possible results. This makes the treatment not only a Symptom management, but also an important contribution to general well-being.

Breathing therapy (BT)

Respiratory therapy is aimed at people with acute or chronic respiratory diseases - such as asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis or after chest and abdominal surgery. It pursues the goal of Make breathing more efficient, strengthen respiratory muscles and improve the body's oxygen supply.

During treatment, patients learn special breathing techniques that improve ventilation of the lungs, loosen mucus and increase breathing volume. Relaxation techniques are also integrated, as calm, conscious breathing has a positive effect on the autonomic nervous system.

Respiratory therapy is particularly valuable after long periods of illness or hospitalization, when resilience is reduced. Targeted exercises make progress measurable - patients can once again develop more stamina, increase their performance and cope with everyday life more easily. Our therapists will accompany you step by step to achieve a long-term improvement in your quality of life.

Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD)

Jaw joint problems – also known as Craniomandibular Dysfunction (CMD) – can have far-reaching consequences: jaw pain, cracking noises, tension in the neck and shoulders, headaches, or even dizziness. The causes are often misalignments, stress, or muscular imbalances.

Our specially trained therapists use manual therapy techniques to To relax the muscles and mobilize the joint. The goal is to improve mobility, correct postural imbalances, and thereby significantly reduce discomfort. The treatment is often supplemented by exercises that patients can perform at home to ensure the results last.

TMJ treatment is therefore important not only for patients with dental splints or after orthodontic procedures, but for everyone suffering from pain or functional disorders in the jaw area. It contributes significantly to an improvement in Quality of Life and Resilience in Everyday Life bye.