Osteopathy Treatment

With many years of intensive training and practical experience, our osteopaths possess various specific manual techniques that are employed depending on the tissue, situation, current condition, complaint, and last but not least, adapted to the individual's personality. For each specific tissue, there are different treatment options and techniques.

The treatment is tailored to the individual complaints. The goal of osteopathy is to eliminate or resolve the primary lesion or dysfunction.

Through soft tissue and fascial techniques, joint techniques, precise mobilizations, and manipulations of varying intensity, an optimization of the mobility of the respective structures is achieved.

A significant difference from physiotherapy or conventional manual therapy is that in addition to mobilizations and manipulations of the musculoskeletal system, mobilizations of the abdominal and thoracic regions and the craniosacral system are also applied. The harmonious interaction of all these different systems is of great importance.

Adhesions, hardenings and blockages, biomechanical correlations, and disorders are eliminated and resolved by the osteopath.

This leads to an improvement in the functionality of these structures and systems and promotes self-regulating and natural healing processes.

During and after the treatment, the osteopath, as is usual in manual therapy, checks the effectiveness of their therapy and treatment/interventions with tests and re-tests.

An important aspect of our treatment is also the information, instruction, and education of our patients and clients, as well as the motivation for active participation in the healing and recovery process.