Recognized by health insurance companies!

 

Massage forms briefly explained

     Partial and full body massage

The partial and full body massage relieves tension in the muscles and stimulates the blood circulation and metabolism, which not only makes the muscle more efficient, but also tends to be less tense again under normal, balanced strain.

     Foot reflexology according to H. Marquardt

In addition to local, intensive blood circulation, all organs and the entire musculoskeletal system can be harmonized and/or stimulated by the treatment

.

Indications:

• Static-muscular stress and deformities
• Gastric / intestinal problems
• Headaches, migraines
• Muscle tension
• Stress

     Connective tissue massage

It belongs to the reflex zone massages and is a manual form of treatment with segmental/vegetative influence on predominantly functional diseases of internal organs. It is assumed that differences in tension arise in the loose connective tissue of the subcutis. These tensions or adhesions in the connective tissue are attempted to be remedied by stimulating them with a special technique until a balance of tension is restored.

Indications:

• Circulatory disorders
• Pain of various kinds
• Post-traumatic conditions
• Respiratory diseases

   

     Manual lymphatic drainage

Gentle treatment of the lymph channels and nodes stimulates the lymphatic return of tissue fluid. This reduces oedema (swelling) and removes waste products from the tissue. Tissue nutrition is improved and the immune system is strengthened. The healing process after injuries and accidents is accelerated.

Indications:

• Vein problems
• Primary and secondary lymphoedema
• after injuries and operations to accelerate the healing process
• after cancer operations (e.g. mastectomy, only after consultation with the attending physician)