Manual Therapy & Physiotherapy
Improving mobility, treating complaints specifically and making the body more resilient again
At a glance
Movement should feel good
Tension, restricted mobility or pain often lead us to change movements unconsciously and to place greater load on other body regions.
This is precisely where physiotherapy comes in: together we consider not only the site where the complaints occur, but also mobility, strength, stability and the interplay of the structures involved.
With manual techniques and targeted exercises we support you in improving movement sequences and in rebuilding your physical resilience step by step.
Examining and treating specifically
Manual therapy is a physiotherapeutic procedure in which joints, muscles and further structures of the musculoskeletal system are examined and treated specifically.
Various mobilisation and manual techniques are used. The aim is to identify functional restrictions of movement, to improve mobility and to reduce complaints.
Manual treatment is often combined with active exercises so that the mobility achieved can also be stabilised in the long term and carried over into everyday life.
What can physiotherapy support?
Mobility
Targeted mobilisations can help to improve restricted ranges of movement.
Strength & stability
Individual exercises support the building of musculature and the stabilisation of loaded body regions.
Movement quality
Unfavourable compensatory movements can be identified and changed through targeted training.
Complaints
Physiotherapeutic measures can contribute to reducing pain and functional complaints of the musculoskeletal system.
Individually tailored to your movement
Functional examination
At the beginning we discuss your complaints, the loads you have been under and your personal goals. Mobility, strength and functional movement sequences are then examined.
Individual treatment
Depending on the findings, manual techniques, mobilisations and active exercises are used.
Continuing actively
You receive exercises and recommendations with which you can usefully support the treatment in everyday life or in training.
Maintaining mobility and regaining resilience
Physiotherapy and manual therapy may be useful, for example:
- for back, neck or joint complaints
- where mobility is restricted
- for muscular tension
- after injuries or operations, once medical clearance has been given
- for recurring complaints related to loading
- to accompany an individual training programme
- if movement sequences are to be improved specifically
- as part of prevention and functional movement diagnostics
Which measures are useful always depends on the individual findings and your personal resilience.
Your stay on Lake Constance.
Whether a single examination or a guided programme — we plan the details together with you.
Reserve your stay at Buff Medical Resort and experience modern preventive medicine in a calm, sheltered atmosphere.
Book your stayWe will be glad to advise you personally on our health programmes and to plan your stay around your needs.
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