Modern non-invasive method of patient rehabilitation using radial shockwaves is now available to all patients.

Whether athletes are in adolescence, students or professional athletes, we create and use personalised programmes that enable them to return to sport as quickly as possible.

Kenzo Kase from Japan has developed the underlying ideas based on his clinical experience in the 70s. The method has been developed and improved for almost 25 years.

Myofascial trigger points are clinically unambiguously identifiable, painful, pathological changes in skeletal muscles. These are tiny muscle fibers that permanently cramp and shorten. The most common cause of this is likely to be muscle overload or stress.

Neurorehabilitation focuses on recovery from central nervous system disorders including CVA, trauma to the spinal cord and brain and progressive disorders such as Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.

PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation) is a series of techniques that stimulates the development of muscle strength and endurance, joint mobility and stability, and movement control and coordination.

CFT is a novel strategy that is successfully used for chronic back pain. The focus is on postural patterns in everyday life and their psychosocial components.

Physiotherapy Glattbrugg offers services of early in-house rehabilitation to patients who are not able to come to our office.

Physiotherapy Glattbrugg offers services of early in-house rehabilitation to patients who are not able to come to our office.

Dry needling is a special acupuncture technique used to treat myofascial trigger points. Sterile disposable acupuncture needles are used for this purpose.