Am Bachgraben (Allschwil)

Physiotherapy treatments at Bachgraben in Allschwil

Since 1992, Kathrin Fluri-Stebler has been running the physiotherapy practice at Bachgraben in Allschwil. The excellently trained team, can provide any relevant physiotherapeutic service for you at the physiotherapy in Allschwil.

We are a well-coordinated team with many years of experience and we want you to feel comfortable with us. Therefore, we attach great importance to a family atmosphere, in which we advise you professionally and treat you with the best methods according to the latest findings.

Our therapy methods

In the physiotherapy practice at Bachgraben we offer the following therapies:

Movement therapy

Movement therapy is the main component of our active physiotherapy. With specifically selected exercises, strength, endurance, flexibility and coordination are improved. In addition, there are specific exercises that we adapt to your everyday life, your hobbies and your sports activities. Together with you, we will put together an individually tailored program for you.

Manual Therapy

Manual therapy offers very efficient mobilization techniques for joints and spine as well as soft tissue techniques for muscles and connective tissue. Stabilizing exercises are becoming more and more important. We work according to the Concept of Raymond Sohier. The analytical concept according to Sohier is above all a "way of thinking". It is the art of relating complaints to the spine. This is achieved through the analysis of human biomechanics.

Functional Integration FOI( Manual Therapy)

Functional Integration is a fairly new, independent treatment concept in osteopathic and manual therapy. The gentle therapy is especially dedicated to blocking and compensation systems, which trigger pain somewhere in the body. The pain does not necessarily occur where its cause lies.

Fall prevention (dizziness therapy)

In fall prophylaxis, we support strength, endurance, mobility and balance through targeted training. Especially for older people it is important to protect themselves preventively against falls and accidents.

New mobilization

In the case of injuries, inflammations or paralysis, it can happen that a nerve can no longer move well in its sheath or that it is even pinched.

With neuromobilization, it is possible for the nerve pathways to regain their ability to glide. This reduces pain and improves mobility.

With Neuromobilization according to Bobat, mainly patients with hemiplegia are treated or, in general, patients with neurological dysfunctions.

Medical massage

In medical massage, various treatment techniques from the field of massage and physiotherapy are combined. During massage, the massaged muscles and tendons are stretched and relaxed. In addition, massage promotes blood circulation, lowers muscle tone and the motor function of the lymphatic vessels, which has a positive effect on the circulatory and immune systems.

Medical massage can be helpful for the following complaints:

• Physical and psychological tension

• Regulation of muscle tone

• Pain

• Headache/migraine

• Tension of the musculoskeletal system

• Scars and tissue adhesions

Kinesio tape

The Kinesio Tape is a therapeutic method for painful disorders, especially of the muscle, tendon or skeletal apparatus. Treatment is accomplished by applying cotton-based elastic adhesive tapes directly to the skin. These tapes help by increasing blood flow to the muscles.

Electrotherapy/Ultrasound

This therapy is designed to help alleviate disease symptoms by exposing the patient to special forms of electricity. Electrotherapy** provides pain relief, circulation stimulation, muscle relaxation, and metabolism increase. Ultrasound therapy** is used for targeted regional heating of deeper tissue layers. It is used in particular for local pain, tissue adhesions (scars) and muscle tension and for trigger points.

Manual lymphatic drainage.

Manual lymphatic drainage treats disturbances in the outflow of lymphatic fluid in the tissues. These occur in diseases of the lymphatic system, but also after injuries and surgical interventions. Special grip techniques are used to stimulate the lymphatic vessels, which accelerates the drainage of lymphatic fluid from the tissue. If desired, bandaging is also performed.