FAQ
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Was benötigen Sie für einen reibungslosen Therapieablauf ?
Kostenübernahme ?
Was ist Physiotherapie ?
Häufigste Konsultationsgründe für Physiotherapie ?
Wie sieht eine ärztliche Verordnung aus ?
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Was ist Osteopathie ?
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Rückenschmerzen/ Bandscheibenvorfall/ Nackenschmerzen
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Schleudertrauma/ Whiplash injury
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Vertigo (Schwindel)
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Schmerzen zwischen den Schulterblättern
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Schulter-/ Ellenbogen-/ Handschmerzen
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Leiste-/ Knie-/ Fussbeschwerden
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Trigeminusneuralgie
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Chronische Sinusitis
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Chronische Bronchitis
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Asthmatiforme Erkrankungen
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Obstipation/ Durchfall/ Blähungen
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Schmerzhafte Menstruation
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Kopfschmerzen/ Migräne
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Irritation der Blase -
Schwangerschafts-Beschwerden
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Geburtstrauma
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Postnatale Beschwerden
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Behandlung von Säuglingen und Kleinkindern
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Kiefergelenksbeschwerden
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Konzentrationsstörungen
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Hyperaktives Kind
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Schreikind
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Heuschnupfen
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Usw
Was sind unsere Preise (in CHF) ?
PILATES PERSONAL
Was ist Kiefergelenktherapie ?
Foire Aux Questions
How is our physiotherapy treatment carried out ?
*Not required for private care.
Contact us by phone, email or
During the first appointment,
Which treatment method
Your therapist will decide
Important:
How is my treatment conducted ?
What is physiotherapy ?
The physiotherapist treats the patient as needed, using strength and stretching exercises, manual therapy techniques (soft tissue techniques, massage, traction, manipulation, etc.) and versatile therapeutic means (heat, cold, electricity, ultrasound, etc.). He monitors progress to optimize the treatment.
Most frequent consultation reasons for physiotherapy ?
Acute and chronic spine disorders
Postural disorders / scoliosis
Postoperative treatments
Posttraumatic treatments
Respiratory disorders
Pre-and postpartum pregnancy disorders
Disorders of the oro-facial sphere
Pelvic floor disorders (men / women / children) osteoarthritis
Muscle building
Lymphatic edema
Health prevention
What does a prescription look like ?
To download this document in PDF format,
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What is Osteopathie ?
These are not just the known movements of joints, but also fine, rhythmic and unconscious movements of almost all body parts, body systems and organs.
For osteopathy, health is a kind of balance that has to be re-searched time and time again.
If the body can no longer establish this balance through loss of movement, then dysfunctions with the associated symptoms arise. These complaints can be felt everywhere, e.g. in the musculoskeletal system, organ system and in the craniosacral system.
An osteopath tries, taking into account the findings of anatomy and physiology, to stimulate the self-healing of these complaints again.
He does this after carefully examining the patient using targeted, gentle manual techniques.
Who is osteopathy aimed at?
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Cervical trauma -
Dizziness -
Pain between the shoulder blades -
Shoulder / Elbow / Hand Pain -
Groin / Knee / Foot Pain
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Trijumalgia -
Chronic sinusitis -
Chronic bronchitis -
Respiratory System Disease -
Stomach and Digestive System Disorders / Intestinal Problems -
Menstrual disorders -
Headache / Migraine -
Bladder disorders
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Pregnancy disorders -
Problems related to the Birth -
Postnatal disorders -
Newborn and small child treatment
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Problems of the Temporo-mandibular joint -
Cognitive disorders and concentration -
Hyperactivity of the child -
Allergies
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Hormonal dysfunction -
Hearing disorders -
Sleeping troubles -
Etc.
What are the prices (in CHF) ?
(without prescription)
TRAINING
MTT
INTRODUCTION PACKAGE
to non-members
for ChipKarte milon ©
PILATES PERSONAL
PRIVATE SESSIONS
10 Lessons /
55 min. /
valid 6 months
PRIVATE TRIPLE
3 Lessons /
55 min. /
valid 6 months
1 x 25 min.
60.-
Post-birth gym. with baby
10 x SUBS.
180.-
..............
What is TMJ therapy ?
What is Craniomandibular Dysfunction (CMD) ?
The term consists of "cranium" = skull and "mandible" = lower jaw and refers to diseases that are related to the temporomandibular joint and the jaw muscles. This disease is quite common in our culture. Studies have shown that about 5 to 10 percent of the German population have symptoms of this disease. Interestingly, 80 percent of the patients are female. The disease usually occurs at the age of 20 to 40 years. The disease, referred to in the jargon as craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD), is neither malignant nor dangerous ("it makes you 100 years old").
However, these complaints are often associated with significant local pain in the chewing organ and lead to a significant impairment of the quality of life, if they are not treated successfully in time.
At the same time, interactions with other parts of the body can cause a variety of symptoms, ranging from neck pain, tinnitus and vertigo, to back pain.
Naturally, the physiotherapist works closely with your dentist for successful TMJ therapy. Often, the therapist applies special manual therapy handles. On the one hand they relieve the pain, on the other hand they cause a mobilization, which helps against the possibly existing movement restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is our physiotherapy treatment carried out ?
*Not required for private care.
Contact us by phone, email or
During the first appointment,
Which treatment method
Your therapist will decide
Important:
How is my treatment conducted ?
What is physiotherapy ?
The physiotherapist treats the patient as needed, using strength and stretching exercises, manual therapy techniques (soft tissue techniques, massage, traction, manipulation, etc.) and versatile therapeutic means (heat, cold, electricity, ultrasound, etc.). He monitors progress to optimize the treatment.
Most frequent consultation reasons for physiotherapy ?
Acute and chronic spine disorders
Postural disorders / scoliosis
Postoperative treatments
Posttraumatic treatments
Respiratory disorders
Pre-and postpartum pregnancy disorders
Disorders of the oro-facial sphere
Pelvic floor disorders (men / women / children) osteoarthritis
Muscle building
Lymphatic edema
Health prevention
What does a prescription look like ?
To download this document in PDF format,
click here.
What is Osteopathie ?
These are not just the known movements of joints, but also fine, rhythmic and unconscious movements of almost all body parts, body systems and organs.
For osteopathy, health is a kind of balance that has to be re-searched time and time again.
If the body can no longer establish this balance through loss of movement, then dysfunctions with the associated symptoms arise. These complaints can be felt everywhere, e.g. in the musculoskeletal system, organ system and in the craniosacral system.
An osteopath tries, taking into account the findings of anatomy and physiology, to stimulate the self-healing of these complaints again.
He does this after carefully examining the patient using targeted, gentle manual techniques.
Who is osteopathy aimed at?
-
Cervical trauma -
Dizziness -
Pain between the shoulder blades -
Shoulder / Elbow / Hand Pain -
Groin / Knee / Foot Pain
-
Trijumalgia -
Chronic sinusitis -
Chronic bronchitis -
Respiratory System Disease -
Stomach and Digestive System Disorders / Intestinal Problems -
Menstrual disorders -
Headache / Migraine -
Bladder disorders
-
Pregnancy disorders -
Problems related to the Birth -
Postnatal disorders -
Newborn and small child treatment
-
Problems of the Temporo-mandibular joint -
Cognitive disorders and concentration -
Hyperactivity of the child -
Allergies
-
Hormonal dysfunction -
Hearing disorders -
Sleeping troubles -
Etc.
What are the prices (in CHF) ?
(without prescription)
TRAINING
MTT
INTRODUCTION PACKAGE
to non-members
for ChipKarte milon ©
PILATES PERSONAL
PRIVATE SESSIONS
10 Lessons /
55 min. /
valid 6 months
PRIVATE TRIPLE
3 Lessons /
55 min. /
valid 6 months
1 x 25 min.
60.-
Post-birth gym. with baby
10 x SUBS.
180.-
..............
What is TMJ therapy ?
What is Craniomandibular Dysfunction (CMD) ?
The term consists of "cranium" = skull and "mandible" = lower jaw and refers to diseases that are related to the temporomandibular joint and the jaw muscles. This disease is quite common in our culture. Studies have shown that about 5 to 10 percent of the German population have symptoms of this disease. Interestingly, 80 percent of the patients are female. The disease usually occurs at the age of 20 to 40 years. The disease, referred to in the jargon as craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD), is neither malignant nor dangerous ("it makes you 100 years old").
However, these complaints are often associated with significant local pain in the chewing organ and lead to a significant impairment of the quality of life, if they are not treated successfully in time.
At the same time, interactions with other parts of the body can cause a variety of symptoms, ranging from neck pain, tinnitus and vertigo, to back pain.
Naturally, the physiotherapist works closely with your dentist for successful TMJ therapy. Often, the therapist applies special manual therapy handles. On the one hand they relieve the pain, on the other hand they cause a mobilization, which helps against the possibly existing movement restrictions.
Risposte alle domande più frequenti
How is our physiotherapy treatment carried out ?
*Not required for private care.
Contact us by phone, email or
During the first appointment,
Which treatment method
Your therapist will decide
Important:
How is my treatment conducted ?
What is physiotherapy ?
The physiotherapist treats the patient as needed, using strength and stretching exercises, manual therapy techniques (soft tissue techniques, massage, traction, manipulation, etc.) and versatile therapeutic means (heat, cold, electricity, ultrasound, etc.). He monitors progress to optimize the treatment.
Most frequent consultation reasons for physiotherapy ?
Acute and chronic spine disorders
Postural disorders / scoliosis
Postoperative treatments
Posttraumatic treatments
Respiratory disorders
Pre-and postpartum pregnancy disorders
Disorders of the oro-facial sphere
Pelvic floor disorders (men / women / children) osteoarthritis
Muscle building
Lymphatic edema
Health prevention
What does a prescription look like ?
To download this document in PDF format,
click here.
What is Osteopathie ?
These are not just the known movements of joints, but also fine, rhythmic and unconscious movements of almost all body parts, body systems and organs.
For osteopathy, health is a kind of balance that has to be re-searched time and time again.
If the body can no longer establish this balance through loss of movement, then dysfunctions with the associated symptoms arise. These complaints can be felt everywhere, e.g. in the musculoskeletal system, organ system and in the craniosacral system.
An osteopath tries, taking into account the findings of anatomy and physiology, to stimulate the self-healing of these complaints again.
He does this after carefully examining the patient using targeted, gentle manual techniques.
Who is osteopathy aimed at?
-
Cervical trauma -
Dizziness -
Pain between the shoulder blades -
Shoulder / Elbow / Hand Pain -
Groin / Knee / Foot Pain
-
Trijumalgia -
Chronic sinusitis -
Chronic bronchitis -
Respiratory System Disease -
Stomach and Digestive System Disorders / Intestinal Problems -
Menstrual disorders -
Headache / Migraine -
Bladder disorders
-
Pregnancy disorders -
Problems related to the Birth -
Postnatal disorders -
Newborn and small child treatment
-
Problems of the Temporo-mandibular joint -
Cognitive disorders and concentration -
Hyperactivity of the child -
Allergies
-
Hormonal dysfunction -
Hearing disorders -
Sleeping troubles -
Etc.
What are the prices (in CHF) ?
(without prescription)
TRAINING
MTT
INTRODUCTION PACKAGE
to non-members
for ChipKarte milon ©
PILATES PERSONAL
PRIVATE SESSIONS
10 Lessons /
55 min. /
valid 6 months
PRIVATE TRIPLE
3 Lessons /
55 min. /
valid 6 months
1 x 25 min.
60.-
Post-birth gym. with baby
10 x SUBS.
180.-
..............
What is TMJ therapy ?
What is Craniomandibular Dysfunction (CMD) ?
The term consists of "cranium" = skull and "mandible" = lower jaw and refers to diseases that are related to the temporomandibular joint and the jaw muscles. This disease is quite common in our culture. Studies have shown that about 5 to 10 percent of the German population have symptoms of this disease. Interestingly, 80 percent of the patients are female. The disease usually occurs at the age of 20 to 40 years. The disease, referred to in the jargon as craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD), is neither malignant nor dangerous ("it makes you 100 years old").
However, these complaints are often associated with significant local pain in the chewing organ and lead to a significant impairment of the quality of life, if they are not treated successfully in time.
At the same time, interactions with other parts of the body can cause a variety of symptoms, ranging from neck pain, tinnitus and vertigo, to back pain.
Naturally, the physiotherapist works closely with your dentist for successful TMJ therapy. Often, the therapist applies special manual therapy handles. On the one hand they relieve the pain, on the other hand they cause a mobilization, which helps against the possibly existing movement restrictions.