Physiotherapy and osteopathy in Maxvorstadt at the main train station

Physiotherapy

As part of physiotherapy, we offer physiotherapy in the strict sense, manual therapy, TMJD (temporomandibular joint dysfunction) therapy, manual lymphatic drainage, massage therapy, and physical therapy. For better treatment success, depending on your needs and the qualifications of our employees, we bring light yoga / Pilates exercises or back function training for your everyday life at home into the treatment in order to achieve and maintain the best possible result.

Osteopathy

Osteopathy tries to remedy functional disorders through specific techniques from cranial, parietal and visceral osteopathy by activating the body's own self-healing powers. Osteopathy is a medical diagnosis and treatment system that uses holistic, manual therapeutic techniques.

CMD (Craniomandibular Dysfunction) Therapy (TMJD)

CMD stands for functional, mental and biochemical dysregulations of the muscle or joint functions of the jaw. Symptoms may include dizziness, tinnitus, ear noises, headaches, migraines, shoulder-neck tension, back pain and more. Stress often plays a major role, which coincides with frequent crunching or squeezing of the jaw.

Therapy for Patients with Acute Pain

We treat patients with acute pain, at short notice. Patients with acute pain will be provided, within 24 hours, an appointment, if possible on the same day.

Osteopathy for Pregnant Women

During pregnancy, osteopathic techniques are possible until just before the birth. This applies to complaints during pregnancy (e.g. heartburn, back pain) and to preparing for the birth to make the pelvic area, lower back and diaphragm as flexible as possible. The aim is to create the best possible conditions for an uncomplicated delivery. Osteopathic techniques after birth can gently support the regression. A gentle drainage of the abdomen supports caesarean section scars can be treated by targeted scar treatment of the tissue.

Alternative Practitioner Services

In the context of physiotherapy and osteopathy services we offer complementary alternative practitioner services. e.g. neural therapy, treatment of scars and cupping - one of the oldest methods of fascia therapy.

Fascia Therapy

Fascia Therapy is mainly based on the idea of ​​osteopathy. Causes of complaints in one area of ​​the body often have a negative effect on another area of ​​the body. The goal is to eliminate limitations caused by illness. It does this by regulating the non-physiological tension in the fascial tissue. The whole thing is optimized by learning myofascial self-treatment using fascia rollers, fascia balls and stretching long fascia chains.