Neurological integration and osteopathy optimise the interaction between the nervous system, muscles and organs. While neurological integration releases blocked neuronal connections, osteopathy mobilises tissue and joints - both of which can alleviate pain and discomfort.
Osteopathy and physiotherapy support stroke rehabilitation by improving mobility, circulation, and neural regeneration. Targeted treatments help reduce muscle tension and enhance daily independence.
Post-stroke therapy is critical for stroke recovery. A stroke often causes paralysis on one side, a condition known as hemiparesis. As a result, the pat…
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in managing multiple sclerosis by improving mobility, balance, and muscle strength. Targeted exercises help reduce spasticity, enhance coordination, and support independence in daily life.
Physiotherapy is an essential part of treating patients with multiple sclerosis. The therapy can help maintain the patient's mobility as long as possible. Training wit…
Parkinson’s disease affects mobility and coordination. Studies show that osteopathic treatments can enhance walking ability in patients with this condition. After just one osteopathic session, significant improvements were observed in step length, rhythm, and limb mobility, while no notable changes occurred in control groups. This suggests that osteopathic manipulations can help alleviate motor…
Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation of brain and spinal cord injuries. Targeted exercises and therapies can partially restore lost motor functions, improve muscle strength and coordination and reduce spasticity. Physiotherapy also supports neuroplasticity - the brain's ability to reorganise itself after an injury. A customised treatment concept helps those affected to regai…
Physiotherapeutic treatment of peripheral nerves aims to relieve pain and improve nerve function through targeted mobilisation and exercises. This can promote mobility and improve quality of life.
Nerve tissue is an integral part of the human body’s functional systems. A nerve serving as a conduit of information is only fully functional if it is free to move both inside…
Myopathies lead to muscle weakness and restricted movement. Physiotherapy uses targeted exercises to strengthen muscles and promote mobility. Individualised therapy helps to improve quality of life.
Muscle diseases are referred to as myopathies. Except for cardiomyopathy, striated skeletal muscle is generally meant here. The principal symptom of all myopathies is muscle weakness…
Migraine is a neurological condition that causes severe headaches along with other symptoms. Osteopathy can help by relieving tension and supporting the nervous system, reducing the frequency and intensity of migraine attacks.
Through targeted manual techniques, blood circulation is improved, muscles are relaxed, and blockages that often contribute to migraines are released. Osteopathic t…
Ringing, buzzing or hissing in the ears can be exhausting – especially when persistent. Many people search for help for a long time. What most don't know: muscular tension or dysfunctions in the jaw and neck area are often the cause or an aggravating factor. This is where physiotherapy comes in.
Spinal diseases and herniated discs are common causes of severe pain and limited mobility. A herniated disc occurs when the gel-like nucleus of a disc presses on a nerve, causing pain, numbness, or neurological deficits. The lumbar and cervical spine are most commonly affected. A herniated disc can be triggered by lack of movement, one-sided loads, or excessive strain.
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Eating disorders not only affect eating behaviour, but are often also associated with deep-rooted emotional and psychological problems. Those affected often revolve around thoughts such as: ‘Is my body weight ideal?’ and struggle with low self-esteem. These inner conflicts are often linked to family history and early experiences, including those of a sexual nature. Many affected individuals try…
All relationships have ups and downs. Partnerships can really be put to the test in times of critical change or under extreme tension. Often one feels left alone and mercilessly overwhelmed. It doesn’t have to be.
Let us guide you through this difficult, disturbing time. Our psychologist / hypnotherapist is here for you.
Stress not only affects the mind, but also the body. It can lead to illnesses such as colds, herpes, digestive problems and muscular tension. In our practice, we rely on holistic treatment with osteopathy, cranio-sacral therapy, massages, psychotherapy, Thai yoga and nutritional counselling to alleviate stress-related symptoms and achieve a lasting change in lifestyle.
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Addiction is the colloquial term for dependence on either a substance or upon a behaviour. The person concerned no longer has self-control. She or he is under the compulsion to use certain substances (such as alcohol) or engage in certain behaviours (e.g., gambling) in order to avoid stressful feelings. A distinction is made between substance-related and behaviour-related dependencies.
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