Physiotherapy locations

Under the guidance of experienced physiotherapists, body structures and functions are specifically improved. Our goal is to alleviate or eliminate physical complaints so that you can enjoy your everyday life with the highest possible quality of life. To this end, we use both passive treatment techniques and active therapies. We pay particular attention to improving balance, coordination, strength and endurance in order to effectively achieve individual goals.

The aim of occupational therapy is to improve everyday skills and independence through targeted activities and interventions designed to overcome physical, mental and emotional challenges. By promoting functional abilities, occupational therapy enables meaningful participation in personal, social and professional life. We treat patients from the following specialist areas: - Hand therapy: in the event of illness or after an accident (conservative and post-operative therapy) - Neurology: improving bodily functions, brain training - Scar therapy - Long Covid In order to regain or maintain the greatest possible ability to act, we create an individual treatment plan that is tailored to the specific needs and goals of our patients. It is important to us to perceive the person as a whole and to support them in improving their individual quality of life.

Medical training therapy (MTT) aims to increase physical performance, build muscle strength and optimise joint and muscle health. MTT can be used in rehabilitation, prevention and the treatment of diseases by creating individual training programmes.

Hand therapy is designed to improve the functionality and mobility of the hands and arms. This therapy can help people recover from impairments caused by injuries, illnesses or operations. Hand therapy encompasses a variety of techniques, including manual therapy, stretching exercises, functional exercises and ergonomic advice.

Pelvic floor therapy offers an effective way to strengthen and stabilise the muscles in the pelvic area. Pelvic floor training is particularly important for women after childbirth and throughout their lives. The focus is on enjoying exercise, and our experienced therapists show you how to easily integrate the training into your everyday life. The overall goal is to achieve long-term improvement in incontinence or prolapse symptoms. The therapy is suitable for all age and fitness groups. Men are also welcome, as they too have a pelvic floor that can benefit from this form of therapy.

An experienced physiotherapist first analyses the vertigo and then develops a targeted therapy that takes relevant everyday activities into account. This therapy often includes active exercises that involve the eyes, neck and body awareness.

Our fall prevention programme aims to reduce the risk of falls among elderly or disabled people and minimise the consequences of falls. We offer physical training, balance training and muscle and bone strengthening. We also provide support in the form of equipment-based therapy. Contact us to find out more. Together, we will work out how we can help you prevent falls and increase your safety.

Physiotherapy plays an important role in preventing health problems by helping to maintain physical health and minimise the risk of injury or illness. Through targeted exercises, advice and guidance, it helps people improve their mobility, strength and endurance, correct malfunctions and promote a healthy lifestyle.

Under the guidance of experienced physiotherapists, body structures and functions are specifically improved. Our goal is to alleviate or eliminate physical complaints so that you can enjoy your everyday life with the highest possible quality of life. To this end, we use both passive treatment techniques and active therapies. We pay particular attention to improving balance, coordination, strength and endurance in order to effectively achieve individual goals.

Manual therapy in physiotherapy encompasses a variety of techniques in which the therapist uses their hands to release muscle tension, mobilise joints and improve mobility. These include mobilisations, manipulations, stretches and soft tissue techniques. The aim is to relieve pain, improve function and promote the body's natural healing process. Manual therapy can be used for various conditions such as back pain, joint pain, sports injuries and muscular dysfunction.

Medical training therapy (MTT) aims to increase physical performance, build muscle strength and optimise joint and muscle health. MTT can be used in rehabilitation, prevention and the treatment of diseases by creating individual training programmes.

Under the guidance of experienced physiotherapists, body structures and functions are specifically improved. Our goal is to alleviate or eliminate physical complaints so that you can enjoy your everyday life with the highest possible quality of life. To this end, we use both passive treatment techniques and active therapies. We pay particular attention to improving balance, coordination, strength and endurance in order to effectively achieve individual goals.

Manual therapy in physiotherapy encompasses a variety of techniques in which the therapist uses their hands to release muscle tension, mobilise joints and improve mobility. These include mobilisations, manipulations, stretches and soft tissue techniques. The aim is to relieve pain, improve function and promote the body's natural healing process. Manual therapy can be used for various conditions such as back pain, joint pain, sports injuries and muscular dysfunction.

Medical training therapy (MTT) aims to increase physical performance, build muscle strength and optimise joint and muscle health. MTT can be used in rehabilitation, prevention and the treatment of diseases by creating individual training programmes.