Physiotherapy Berlin Mitte
PHYSIOTHERAPY, THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE, OSTEOPATHY PROCEDURES & MORE
We at the physiotherapy practice Berlin Mitte are your partner to make you fit and resilient for your everyday life again. It is important to us that our patients understand the cause of their problems. Only if the cause is treated or removed can the problem be solved sustainably. Our service range comprises many physiotherapeutic treatments, osteopathy procedures and massages. To bring you back into shape quickly after your recovery, we also offer personal training with various training options. A great number of courses and operational health promotion supplement our offer.
Our multilingual team welcomes you
Just like the metropolis of Berlin, our practice for physiotherapy welcomes visitors from all over the world. To ensure that we can also offer our reliable service to international customers, we have a multilingual team who can advise you in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Hungarian and Albanian.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR VISIT TO OUR PRACTICE IN BERLIN MITTE!
SERVICES / TREATMENT METHODS
We have a broad offer of physiotherapeutic services and osteopathic procedures.
For an overview of all offered services and treatments, see the overview page for services and treatments.
WHAT IS PHYSIOTHERAPY?
Physiotherapy includes many natural healing methods to treat motion and function impairments of the human body using the body’s own adaptation mechanisms. Physiotherapy is targeted at healing pain and restrictions of the locomotor system, inner organs or nervous system by external treatments. There are active treatment forms where the patient performs movements independently, and passive methods where the body is moved by the therapist.
Ideally, physiotherapy harmonises body and soul and creates and optimal general condition that heals or at least reduces present disorders and prevents the development of new ones.
WHAT APPLICATIONS ARE THERE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY?
Kinesio taping for athletes Physiotherapy has diverse applications. Prevention, treatment or rehabilitation – physiotherapy generally focuses on functions in the area of the inner organs, the locomotor system or the nervous system.
Physiotherapy is most frequently used for orthopaedic disorders (e.g. arthrosis, accidents, sports injuries), neurological disorders (e.g. Parkinson’s disease, stroke) or function impairment of the inner organs (e.g. circulation issues, asthma).
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF TREATMENT?
Manual lymph drainage Every patient is unique. Every disease is individual. Every cause is special. A personal talk between the patient and therapist and a precise examination result in a comprehensive idea of the patient’s health. What are the patient’s symptoms and have there been prior disorders, accidents or surgeries already?
Precise diagnosis is followed by adjusted treatment planning and discussion of the treatment targets. Only then will the actual treatment take place, comprising active movements performed by the patient independently, or passive ones that the therapist performs (e.g. massages). Regular communication between patient and therapist is the basis for optimal treatment with ideal results.
NEWS FROM THE PRACTICE
Here, you will learn about news from the practice and find useful information around the subjects of physiotherapy, osteopathic treatments, therapeutic exercise and personal training. An archive of all past articles can be found in our physiotherapy Blog.
4. June 2020
3 exercises to improve hip mobility
Anyone who is exposed to long working hours in the office or who does regular sports, such as jogging or cycling, will surely know this: […]
13. May 2020
How to heal a heel spur with the right treatment
The feet carry us for a lifetime and form the foundation of our body. Equipped with 26 bones, 30 joints and 100 muscles, they ensure […]
28. April 2020
How to combat back pain with office ergonomics
Long periods of concentrated sitting in the office are tiring in the long run and have a painful effect on the body. Almost every employee […]