This partial body massage is one of the oldest and most commonly used forms of medical therapy. Depending on the doctor's prescription and/or symptoms, the therapist treats the body section using different grip techniques. The classic stroking, kneading, rubbing and tapping have different effects on the skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles. The intensity of the massage depends on the condition of the tissue felt, the size of the area to be treated, the diagnosis and the patient's personal level of pain.

Effect: Hardness and tension in the muscles are relieved, pain is relieved, blood circulation is stimulated and the body's metabolism is stimulated. Also for stress reduction and harmonization
Classic massage has an extremely positive effect on the autonomic nervous system.

indication: Muscle tension or adhesions after excessive or incorrect strain, after operations and injuries.

Duration: 20 minutes

Sports massage is an extension of classic massage. The back area, arms or legs are treated here. Classic massage techniques such as kneading, rubbing and circling are complemented by stretching techniques and gentle stroking. The massage initially begins gently, followed by vigorous walking and kneading of the individual muscle areas. This prepares the body for upcoming stress and stimulates blood circulation. With this form of massage, the therapist addresses individual needs, e.g. B. can occur after sport (hardening of the muscle, cramps, tension). Sports massage is not only suitable for athletes, but also for people at work or in everyday life.

Effect: Restoration of performance, reduction of muscle tone after physical exertion, activation of the cardiovascular system, removal of waste products, promotion of mental and physical well-being.

Indication: As preparation for training and competition or following physical exertion, overexertion of the muscles after sporting activities, painful shortening of the muscles.

Duration: 40 minutes + rest afterwards

The deep massage is a combination treatment of classic grip techniques such as stroking, kneading, circling and massage techniques with a special massage device that releases hardness and trigger points down to the deep muscle layers with various adjustment options.

Effect: Trigger points and tensions are released, pain is relieved, blood circulation is stimulated, promotes the removal of waste products and increases performance

indication: Muscle tension, circulatory problems, musculoskeletal pain, painful movement restrictions

Duration: 20 minutes

Connective tissue massage is a special form of reflexology treatment using pulling techniques that create a gentle cutting feeling on the skin. Depending on the diagnosis and symptoms, the therapist treats the associated connective tissue zones. In addition to the local effect, particularly remote areas and organ systems are reflexively favorably influenced.

Effect: The skin, nerve-muscle-fascia system and organ systems are positively influenced via different reflex pathways, including a beneficial psychological improvement in well-being.

indication: The symptomatic form of therapy is used for subacute, chronic, functional complaints of the digestive tract, pain in the nerve-muscle-fascia system and joint problems. Unsuitable in the acute phase.

Duration: 20 minutes

The foot reflexology massage is carried out in the supine position. Certain areas of the foot are connected to certain organs and parts of the body via nerve pathways, because each organ and each part of the body is reflected in a specific area or reflex point on the feet. The reflex zones are stimulated with different pressures.

indication: Particularly recommended for functional diseases and pain of the spine, joints and muscles, headaches of various kinds as well as acute and chronic complaints of the organ system

Duration: 30 minutes

Manual lymphatic drainage is a rhythmic and gentle treatment technique with increasing and decreasing pumping and relaxing movements. The tissue is decongested via lymphatic drainage channels. Swelling after injuries or operations, lymphedema and lipedema are treated with this form of therapy.

Duration: 30 minutes

Manual lymphatic drainage is a rhythmic and gentle treatment technique with increasing and decreasing pumping and relaxing movements. The tissue is decongested via lymphatic drainage channels. Swelling after injuries or operations, lymphedema and lipedema are treated with this form of therapy.

Duration: 45 minutes

Manual lymphatic drainage is a rhythmic and gentle treatment technique with increasing and decreasing pumping and relaxing movements. The tissue is decongested via lymphatic drainage channels. Swelling after injuries or operations, lymphedema and lipedema are treated with this form of therapy.

Duration: 60 minutes