Jansen Hans (Unterentfelden)

In the approximately 150 square meters of the physiotherapy practice, patients and therapists have access to a treatment room for vitalogy and four treatment cabins for physiotherapy.

We would like to emphasize our various treatments

• Liebscher and Bracht pain therapy
• lymphatic drainage
• massage therapy
• hypnosis
• Vitalogy, Atlas therapy
• Acupuncture massage for migraine and headaches
• sports rehabilitation
• home visit
• Myoreflex therapy
• Children therapy - dyslexia / ADHD
• Medical hypnotherapy
• Baby therapy - cry baby / cry baby
• Boeger therapy

Treatment Techniques:

• Manual therapy (Maitland / Vitalogy)
• Bobath therapy
• Medical training therapy (MTT)

Massage:

• Classical massage
• Sports massage
• Lymphatic drainage

Physical therapy:

• Heat therapy / cold therapy
• Electrotherapy (medium frequency)
• ultrasound
• shock wave therapy

We would like to inform you briefly about the different treatments.

Relaxation through acupuncture massage

The fast-paced, modern life with its overfeeding of the senses by often far too many stimuli and information, which are not processed, takes its toll in the form of hectic, stress, which can lead to thinking and concentration disorders, to vegetative imbalance with sleep disorders and the most diverse physical mood disorders. The massive consumption of tranquilizers and sleeping pills proves that many people seem to be unable to cope without these chemical aids.

Acupuncture massage according to Penzel can provide effective support by balancing the body's energies here, without having to fear the side effects of chemical preparations. A special treatment technique, the so-called "Yin strokes", leads the patient into a pleasant state of relaxation.

In this way, physical and mental tensions can be released and the person can find balance again.

Manual lymphatic drainage

The most important indication area is oedema due to lymphatic drainage disorders such as:

• primary lymphoedema due to congenital weakness of the lymphatic system or insufficient lymphatic vessels (rare)
• Secondary lymphoedema following surgery for cancer (relatively common), for example arm lymphoedema following treatment for breast cancer and leg lymphoedema following treatment for prostate or colon cancer.
• Oedema due to venous drainage disorders: here the lymph vessels are intact but overloaded because too much fluid enters the tissues as a result of a defect in the blood vessels. Manual lymphatic drainage is used to remove the excess fluid. In this context: In case of "open legs" (Ulcus cruris venosum) this treatment method is suitable, because the removal of cell debris and other substances is accelerated.
• Oedema after injuries: such as swelling after ankle injury or bruising (hematoma) after falling or stepping over. Experiences with manual lymphatic drainage treatment after sports accidents have shown that injury intervals could be shortened.
• Oedema after surgery: in case of swelling after surgery, manual lymphatic drainage can promote wound healing.
• Pregnancy oedema: together with compression therapy this treatment method is very suitable.

Treatment with manual lymphatic drainage is recommended for the following conditions:

• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Sudeck's disease
• migraine
• Consequences of stroke (apoplexy)

**About Vitalogy

The 1st cervical vertebra as a cause of possible diseases is unfortunately often overlooked.

For the vitalogist, the position of the atlas is of central importance. A misalignment can cause symptoms throughout the body.

The atlas is a key position, so even a minor misalignment (subluxation) can cause health problems by affecting the neural control of all organs. This is comparable to a light bulb that gets less current and its light becomes weaker. Due to the low nerve impulse, the tissue cells and the organs become weak and thus susceptible to diseases.

Vitalogy does not do symptom relief. We do not give chemistry and do not diagnose. What symptoms are present does not matter. We go to the roots.

Causes of subluxation of the atlas.

• Accidents, a brusque movement, one-sided work, poor posture.
• Abnormal positions and postures of the baby in the womb (e.g. pelvic position) or incorrect birth processes, as well as external traction on the baby's head (vacuum or forceps)

Myoreflex therapy

Myoreflex therapy developed from a variety of different insights and sciences. It includes experiences and insights of ancient cultures as well as modern physics and current university medicine. At first glance, these are seemingly foreign elements of very different models of thought, but here they intertwine to form a new and multi-layered model of action and therapy.

Myoreflex therapy is based on several "cornerstones**":**

• Biomechanics and anatomy
• Neurophysiology and neuropsychology
• Psychotraumatology
• Traditional Chinese Medicine
• osteopathy
• Atlas therapy
• Trigger Points

The myoreflex therapy is used for:

• concentration disorders, behavioral problems
• babies with torticollis or who cry a lot
• ADHD,ADD
• Learning and reading problems
• Whiplash
• Pain and discomfort of the musculoskeletal system
• Migraine, tinnitus, dizzy spells
• Psychotraumatological diseases

Vibrating pulley system:

The wellengang principle becomes a sustainable whole-body workout through the specially developed cable system and enables numerous additional exercises. It was developed in cooperation with Oliver Schmidtlein and Dr. Simon von Stegel, University of Erlangen. By means of a pulley, the vibrations are transmitted from the plate to the ropes and thus to the arms and upper body - with the same positive effects. In therapy, this is an excellent way to specifically treat blockages and movement restrictions of the upper body. In the fitness area, in addition to muscle building, trunk stabilization training can be carried out simply and effectively with this system.