Schluep Frédéric (Genève)

Acupuncture:

Acupuncture seeks to reharmonize the body by stimulating specific points on meridians with needles. This treatment promotes energy circulation and normalizes the flow of energy.

Acupuncture considers the patient as a whole, from a physical, psychological and anatomical point of view, while taking into account the pathology for which he or she is being treated.

Acupuncture also acts preventively: For example, in February, in anticipation of pollens. In October, before the onset of influenza.

Physiotherapy:

This consists of mobilization, stretching, strengthening and balancing exercises and massage.

It plays an important role in rehabilitation following immobilization or surgery.

One of the aims of physiotherapy is to prevent certain illnesses and accidents.

It can be applied in a wide range of fields, including orthopedics, rheumatology, gynecology, pediatrics, neurology and respiratory diseases.

Manual therapy:

Manual therapy is based on biomechanical knowledge of the various joints of the musculoskeletal system and applies to rheumatological, orthopedic and traumatic dysfunctions.

What does manual therapy treat?

• torticollis
• lumbago
• lumbago
• sacroiliac pain or blockage
• intervertebral pain
• spinal pain
• any joint dysfunction

Languages spoken: French, English, German Certifications: ASCA RME FSP member