Staying fit in old age
"If you rest, you rust."
Visceral osteopathy deals with the treatment of the internal organs. Using specific tests, we get an impression of your gastrointestinal tract, as well as your liver, spleen and kidneys. The results of these findings flow directly into our osteopathic treatment, which is often accompanied by supportive naturopathic methods. This procedure has proven itself for us in numerous cases.
Osteopathy helps older people maintain their mobility and quality of life. Gentle manual techniques are used to release restrictions in the musculoskeletal system, reduce tension, and promote blood circulation. This helps to specifically alleviate age-related ailments such as joint stiffness and back pain, and to activate the body's self-healing abilities.
Physiotherapy for the elderly aims to maintain or restore mobility, muscle strength, and coordination. Through individually tailored exercises and manual techniques, movement deficits are treated and fall prevention is promoted to enable older people to lead independent and active lives.
Specially tailored training helps older people improve their physical fitness and prevent muscle loss. Functional exercises for strength, mobility, and balance help prevent falls and increase everyday resilience, enabling them to remain active and mobile for longer.
Patients often come to us because of:
Injuries (e.g. muscle fiber tears, ligament tears, impingement, etc.)
Incorrect postures (e.g., upper cross syndrome, lower cross syndrome, etc.)
Back pain
Knee pain
Shoulder pain
Limitations in mobility
Overweight
Postoperative complaints
osteoporosis
Muscle atrophy
High blood pressure
Osteoarthritis
