Massage Treatments

The classic massage is a proven method for relaxing and activating the body. The muscles are treated with gentle to strong techniques such as stroking, rolling and kneading movements. Tapping and vibration techniques are also used to stimulate the skin and tissue. In addition, targeted applications of cold and heat are used to support the healing process. The massage affects the skin, the body's largest sensory organ, and ensures a comprehensive positive effect on the body, soul and mind.

Hippocrates once said, "The path to health is to enjoy an aromatic bath and a fragrant massage every day." Aromatherapy massage uses essential oils to promote inner and outer balance and improves body awareness in a sensual way.

In reflexology, specific zones on the feet, hands, head, and ears are stimulated using gentle pressure and massage techniques. These zones correspond to different areas of the body and are connected to organs, muscles, and bodily systems. Reflexology supports the body in activating its own regulatory and self-healing powers. The treatment takes place in a calm atmosphere and is individually tailored to the client's specific needs. It is considered a complementary method to promote well-being and balance and does not replace medical treatment.

During foot reflexology, the zones on the foot are massaged, rubbed and warmed, which stimulates and harmonizes the associated organs, glands and tissues. The so-called reflex zones “mirror” all organs and muscle groups on the surface of the skin and in the skin-subcutaneous area.

The headache and migraine therapy affects the neck, head and chest area. What is special is the use of the specialist knowledge of acupuncture. The energy distribution in the head is influenced via specific points, pain is relieved and energy is balanced in the long term. As in all acupuncture-based methods, so-called distant points are treated. This allows the actual pain area to be influenced from a distance via non-painful parts of the body and a connection to be established between the organs and the respective parts of the body.

The treatment lasts about 30 minutes. It is recommended in combination with classic massage/foot reflexology as part of a 60-minute treatment. It can be used both in the acute pain stage and as a prophylactic treatment for stabilization.

Manual lymphatic drainage is a gentle therapy for activating the lymphatic system. Rhythmic, circular grip techniques stimulate the drainage of lymphatic fluid, reduce swelling, and relieve tissue pressure. This gentle treatment is suitable for people who want to relieve stress, strengthen the immune system, and reduce stress. Depending on the goal and health condition, we offer two types of lymphatic drainage: either to support the immune system and promote relaxation, or as a medically oriented treatment for edema, lipedema, and post-surgery conditions.  

Cupping is a proven healing treatment that relieves pain, promotes blood circulation and helps the body detoxify. The negative pressure of the cupping glasses stimulates blood circulation and activates the lymphatic system. Depending on the position, reflex zones that affect internal organs can be stimulated.

Pregnancy is a very special time for every woman and her unborn baby. But it is all too often associated with tension in the back and neck area as well as tissue changes caused by the hormonal changes. Our massage promises gentle relief.

Important
Before your first treatment, please check with your gynecologist whether a pregnancy massage is suitable for you.

Sports massage is based on a number of different massage techniques that have been specifically designed for athletes, world-class professional athletes, but also amateur athletes and weekend joggers.

Experience the calming effect of an anti-stress massage, which will transport you to a state of complete relaxation. Targeted massages of the shoulders, neck, face, and décolleté, performed with slow, even strokes, release tension and promote deep relaxation. Particularly effective for chronic fatigue and stress.

Atlas therapy is a gentle, manual medical method that focuses on the first cervical vertebra (atlas). A misalignment of the atlas can cause numerous problems. Using precise manual techniques, the vertebra is brought into its natural position to alleviate physical and neurological problems and promote health.

Reiki therapy is an energetic treatment method in which life energy is transmitted and harmonized through the laying on of hands. The name "Reiki" is derived from the Japanese words "Rei" (universal energy) and "Ki" (life force). This therapy belongs to the so-called energy treatments, similar to acupuncture or shiatsu, and works entirely without medication or mechanical intervention. It helps to release blockages in the body's energy flow and restore balance to the body's natural energy.

Medical massage is a therapeutic treatment that is specifically used to relieve pain and improve physical function. It is used primarily for complaints such as muscle tension, joint problems and functional disorders. Various manual techniques such as kneading, stroking and stretching are used to loosen the muscles, promote blood circulation and improve the mobility of the affected areas of the body. Medical massage is often carried out on the recommendation of a doctor and is a targeted method for pain relief and rehabilitation.

Pressotherapy is a device-based lymphatic drainage treatment for the legs and abdomen. Particularly helpful for swollen, heavy, or tired legs, it stimulates lymph flow and improves circulation with gentle, rhythmic pressure pulses – entirely without physical exertion. Special cuffs, which inflate and deflate with air in a computer-controlled manner, create a pulsating pressure that acts like a gentle massage. The treatment is performed while lying down and is non-invasive – ideal for relaxation, regeneration, and detoxification. Pressotherapy can be combined with the Bioslimming Active Wrap.  

Neuromovement therapy is a gentle, mindful approach to experiencing movement more safely, easily, and with less pain. It is based on the premise that limitations are often not structurally caused, but rather arise from protective and tension patterns of the nervous system. Through slow, individually guided movements, the interaction between brain and body is reorganized – without force or pain provocation.