Massages

Medical massage is a problem-oriented full-body or partial massage to reduce pain and relax or firm up the body’s tissue. This form of massage helps to relax muscles and to improve circulation. In turn, this reduces tension and supports metabolism in the skin and the musculature.

Lymph drainage is a manual technique in which targeted massage techniques help to drain accumulated fluid from tissue and accelerate lymphatic flow.
It is used after operations and injuries, to help relieve pain, swelling and migraines, as well as to promote relaxation.

The foot’s sole mirrors the whole body in the form of reflex zones.
By massaging specific points, it is possible to treat and relieve stress, headaches, rheumatic complaints, fatigue and digestive problems.

Craniosacral therapy is a gentle form of manual therapy concentrated on the body’s craniosacral rhythm.
Light touch and gentle pressure techniques are used to relieve tension and blockages in the craniosacral system, thereby calming the nervous system and increasing wellbeing.
This therapy is often used to treat headaches, neck and back pain, stress, sleep disorders, tinnitus and ther ailments.

Mechanical ultrasonic vibration is used to carry out a “micro-massage” for the tissue.
This medical treatment is suitable for treating superficial injuries to the knee, food, hand, finger and elbow joints as well as for ligament injuries, for example.