Praxis Impuls Esther Amrhein (Herzogenbuchsee)

Respiratory therapy: Used for diseases of the respiratory system to improve breathing and thereby increase performance. Aquafit: Individual lessons in water. Sequences of movements are made to strengthen the body and improve flexibility. Through the water there are no blows on the joints, movements can be done more effortlessly and painlessly. Energetic massage:By means of gentle massage oriented to the energy pathways of the body, one's energy can be balanced. Serves to increase the well-being. Has a balancing effect especially after operations or after accidents. (Weaker than acupuncture or acupressure).

Cardiovascular tranig: Used mainly for general performance enhancement in sports or after angina pectoris, heart attack, heart surgery. The user learns to know and control his cardiovascular system. Increasingly, by means of exercises, he can increase his load capacity and endurance.

Classical massage: mainly serves to release tense muscles and increase well-being. Strength building: Muscles are strengthened through repeated training (with or without equipment). For this purpose, exercises are selected that suit the user, his training condition, age, type of injury, ... fit.

Manual therapy: This involves moving blocked joints gently or with impulse, in order to reduce or eliminate the existing blockages. Medi Taping: Is an application using flexible, colored adhesive tape. This is applied to the skin to help muscles function, stabilize joints, release scar tissue or provide perceptual stimulation. This can reduce pain and make movements easier.

Scar treatments: Using a variety of treatment techniques, primarily making the connective tissue more flexible, scars become more supple and less painful. Microkinesitherapy: This form of therapy is based on the assumption that the body can be stimulated via gentle movement impulses to release old "scars" that prevent it from being in balance. The associated muscle blockages and pain can be reduced or eliminated.

Myofascial Release: Is a treatment technique of the fasciae. These can be restricted or stuck together, resulting in decreased mobility of these areas, often associated with pain. (see separate flyer)

Neurological treatments: These are done after neurological conditions such as stroke, hemiplegia, Parkinson's, MS, and also for children with a disability. Through these treatments, movements become more supple again and the patient also learns to implement movement strategies in his everyday life.