PHYSIOTHERAPY
In everyday life, the functionality of the human musculoskeletal system can be restricted, for example, by injuries or repetitive movement patterns. Physiotherapy can restore or improve deficits in mobility or muscle strength. This involves the use of active and passive exercises as well as physical therapy aids. In passive therapy, the therapist uses targeted manual techniques to work on the affected area, helping to release blockages or prepare the tissue for active exercises. Active movement therapy, formerly also called therapeutic exercise, includes active exercises to improve muscle strength, coordination, or flexibility. A fundamental component is empowering patients to help themselves by integrating the necessary movements into their daily routines to ensure long-term pain relief. Physical therapies such as heat or cold treatments can provide additional support during the rehabilitation process.
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Physiotherapie - PASING
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Manual Therapy
Manual therapy is a treatment approach that examines and treats functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system. It is based on specific manual techniques and mobilization methods that alleviate pain and eliminate movement restrictions. Physiotherapists examine joint mechanics, muscle function, and movement coordination before developing an individualized treatment plan.
physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a form of treatment used to address illnesses in almost all medical specialties. It encompasses both active and passive forms of therapy. The goal of physiotherapy is to improve the body's movement and functional abilities.
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Therapeutic exercise with equipment involves training on machines such as leg presses, cable machines, and free weights like dumbbells. The focus is on muscle building, for example, following injuries, or correcting muscular imbalances. Our therapists will create an individualized training plan tailored to your needs, which you can then follow under their guidance on our certified equipment.
Physiotherapy for the central nervous system according to PNF
Damage to the central nervous system (CNS) often results in motor impairments and disturbances in the reception and processing of sensory information. Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) is a treatment method aimed at regulating muscle tone and improving muscular coordination. By stimulating nerve and muscle tissue, impaired movement patterns can be restored.
Physiotherapy for the central nervous system in children (Bobath)
The Bobath concept is a holistic approach to assessing and treating developmental disorders or delays in children. Through targeted techniques used by our therapists, impairments in muscle function, coordination, or perception can be addressed in an age-appropriate manner. A fundamental component of the therapy is also the empowerment of the child to help themselves in everyday life.
Manual therapy
Heat therapy is frequently used as a supportive measure because it promotes blood circulation and has a relaxing effect on muscles and tissue. Examples of heat therapy methods include heat packs made of peat or fango. Cold therapy is also frequently used as a supportive measure. It comes in various forms, such as cold packs, compresses, ice baths, or ice rubs. It has a pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effect and improves blood circulation.
