Physiotherapy includes targeted exercises and manual treatment techniques aimed at improving the body’s mobility and function. The goal is to reduce pain, stabilise movement patterns and sustainably enhance physical performance.

Sports physiotherapy focuses specifically on the treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries, as well as on the prevention of overuse injuries in both recreational and professional athletes. 
It supports a safe and effective return to sporting activity.

Osteopathy is a holistic form of medicine that views the body as an integrated whole. Through targeted manual techniques, functional restrictions are identified and treated.
The aim of treatment is to activate the body’s natural self-healing mechanisms and support the body’s natural balance.

This includes, among other approaches, craniosacral therapy, which involves very gentle touch in the area of the skull, spine and sacrum.

The aim is to release tension and help regulate the nervous system.

A balanced diet can make an important contribution to health, recovery and overall wellbeing. 
In our nutritional counselling sessions, you will receive personalised recommendations tailored to your individual needs and health goals.

Our psychology team has solid professional background and extensive experience working with children, adolescents and families. Key areas of focus include developmental support, conflict resolution and supporting children and young people on the autism spectrum, based on a modern, neuroaffirmative approach.

Therapeutic physiotherapy supports the recovery of mobility, strength and coordination after injuries, surgical procedures or in cases of chronic conditions.

The aim of post-operative rehabilitation is to stabilise physical function and enable a safe return to everyday activities, work or sport.

A particular focus is also placed on physiotherapeutic support following surgical procedures or cancer treatments.

Medical massage is used to relax tense muscle areas, improve circulation and metabolism, and can help reduce pain as well as restrictions in movement. Massage therapy not only has a relaxing effect but can also positively influence blood pressure and breathing.

Manual lymphatic drainage is a specialised and gentle treatment technique that supports the drainage of fluid from the tissues. It is often used after surgery or trauma to reduce swelling in the extremities (arms and legs) and may only be performed by certified physiotherapists with specialised training.

Preventive measures and individually tailored one-to-one therapies help to prevent complaints at an early stage and maintain physical performance.

Treatment is always carried out in close coordination between the patient and the physiotherapy team to ensure a holistic therapeutic approach tailored to individual needs.

Craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD) refers to a dysfunction of the temporomandibular joint that can cause not only jaw and dental pain, but also discomfort in the head, neck, back or ears.

In addition to dental treatment, physiotherapy can help release muscular tension and improve the function of the jaw joint.

Depending on the diagnosis, therapy may include manual techniques, targeted exercises and complementary treatment methods.

Manual therapy is used to assess and treat functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, particularly those affecting the joints, muscles and nerves.

Through specific mobilisation and manual techniques, pain can be relieved and movement restrictions improved.

Manual therapy is a specialised form of physiotherapy and may only be carried out by therapists who have completed the appropriate additional training.