THERAPIES
Acupuncture massage has its roots in classical Chinese acupuncture and is one of the energetic treatment forms. Since the therapist and masseur is not allowed to injure the skin, they work with an acupressure pen (small metal rod).
Aqua Nordic walking is a new form of walking and running training in shallow water (1.35 m) with floor contact and specially developed poles.
The Breuss massage is a gentle, special type of massage that is exclusively performed on the back using St John’s Wort oil.
With this treatment, carbonic acid penetrates into the skin and bloodstream. This makes the blood vessels delate which increases the blood flow and promotes the ability of the cells to absorb oxygen through the blood.
This is the perfect remedy for all sorts of muscle tension, regardless of the cause. The skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscles are kneaded, stroked, pressed, stretched and rolled to improve the blood circulation and metabolism.
There are various applications for fango mud.
At our institute, powdered volcanic rock is mixed with thermal water, heated and applied to the affected areas of the patient’s body.
At our institute, powdered volcanic rock is mixed with thermal water, heated and applied to the affected areas of the patient’s body.
The golf physiotherapy is personalised, helps prevent diseases and is hands-on.
Hydrogymnastics allows the patient to float in the water and therefore move without pain. Due to the soothing warmth of the water, otherwise unpleasant movements are perceived as pleasant.
Lymph is the fluid that circulates throughout the connective tissue. It not only nourishes and detoxifies the tissue, but is also a part of the body’s immune system.
With electrotherapy, different symptoms are treated with special types of electricity.
It is aimed at positively influencing secondary symptoms of a disease or a trauma to relieve the pain
It is aimed at positively influencing secondary symptoms of a disease or a trauma to relieve the pain
Each nerve root in the spinal marrow supplies a different body segment. Every segment consists of one organ, one skin and one muscle area.
Physiotherapy is a very acclaimed type of massage and is usually prescribed as a personalised kinesiotherapy programme
This unique system consisting of exercises for stretching and strengthening the muscles was developed over 80 years ago by Joseph H. Pilates.
The entire body – including its organs – corresponds to different parts of the feet. These parts are treated with pulsating (activating) or sedating (calming) strokes. These strokes on the reflex points stimulate the corresponding area of the body. Painful areas refer to parts of the body or organs that are dysfunctional.
In SCENAR therapy (technology developed in Russian space research), electrical impulses are applied to the skin above the tissue that is to be treated.
You are in too much pain to move properly? State-of-the-art technology supports your therapist in diagnosing and treating your musculoskeletal system.
Sports physiotherapy can be divided into two main applications:
The hydroelectric full bath is a combination of full bath and electrotherapeutic treatment which utilises the conductivity of water.
The S3 stability test is an innovative, computer-assisted diagnostic system for the early diagnosis of possible defects in the musculoskeletal system.
Only with the right execution (technique, pulse-controlled speed, video analysis), taking into account your age, existing medical conditions and fitness level, is it possible to obtain medical therapeutic results.
We also offer hydrogymnastics due to our fantastic location and with its direct access to the thermal spa St. Kathrein. The water at our disposal has is 32 to 34 degrees warm and presents has low radon levels.
According to American medical literature, trigger points are often very persistent ‘knots’ within a taut band of shortened muscle tissue.
This underwater massage is performed either on the whole or individual parts of the body. The patient lies in a specially designed tub filled with warm water while being massaged by water jets.
Therapy forms
Acupuncture massage has its roots in classical Chinese acupuncture and is one of the energetic treatment forms. Since the therapist and masseur is not allowed to injure the skin, they work with an acupressure pen (small metal rod). Chinese medicine recognises the causes of illness as either an overabundance or deficiency of energy.
