Buck-Massagen (Weiach)

Massage practice of Kathrin Buck! Practice A massage has many health-promoting effects. Relaxation, inner and outer balance, feeling good all around - all this you can expect. A massage helps you to consolidate your inner balance or to find it again.

In the massage practice of Kathrin Buck you will be treated by a thoroughly trained classical masseuse in a pleasant atmosphere.Massage Techniques Classical Massage Classical massage is mainly used for the prevention and treatment of muscular tension. It is an external manual treatment of musculoskeletal problems by pressure, traction, shaking, stroking and tapping. With the help of classical massage, diseased organs can also be favorably influenced.

Sound massage Through sound to inner harmony During the treatment the patient lies in a comfortable relaxed position on a treatment couch. Can also be done with the clothes on. Sound bowls of various sizes are placed on specific areas of the body. When striking a singing bowl, we have on the one hand the warm tones that put us in a relaxing state, and on the other hand the vibrations that act on our body. In this way, blockages are released. The sound of the singing bowl makes the soul vibrate. The sound mobilizes the self-healing powers, releases creative energies and releases tensions. Singing bowls belong to the ancient Vedic cultural heritage of India and its healing system Ayurveda. The tones of the singing bowls emit fine subtle vibrations in all directions. These properties are used in the long massage treatment.

Health massage Here the aim is to release muscle tension and achieve general relaxation and a sense of well-being.

Wrap Wraps are also used to relax the muscles. The wrap is left on the affected part of the body for about 30 minutes. The muscles can relax and are perfectly prepared for a subsequent massage. The wraps are also used as a preventive measure in case of rheumatic diseases and overuse, e.g. of arms or legs. The cooling wraps also have a positive effect on sprains and bruises.