Wyder Franziska (Luzern)

Are joints or muscles limited in their mobility? Is the problem rather a strength deficit in certain regions of the body? Is the coordination of movements not fine-tuned enough? Or do the difficulties come from stressful activities or postures at work or in everyday life? Manual therapy techniques, massage and exercises are used to act on the physical structures. Often, this results in a home program with exercises and self-awareness tasks that clients continue to pursue for themselves even beyond the current therapy period. Lymphological physiotherapy is used to treat edema disorders. At each therapy session, the treatment is adapted to the current issues and complaints. This results in a learning process for clients in dealing with their own bodies, which enables them to take better care of themselves in everyday life and to take responsibility for their own well-being as far as possible.