Physio Team Saemann/Horning (Basel)

Thanks to our excellently trained team, which has come together and developed over the course of our practice's existence, we can provide you with almost any currently relevant physiotherapeutic service. Regular targeted internal and external training ensures that you are treated according to the latest findings and best methods.
Since our foundation, we have attached great importance to a good working atmosphere in our practice, both for patients and among the therapists. This certainly makes your visit with us more pleasant, but also leads to an optimal professional exchange of information and a high motivation of the entire team.

Therapies:

1. **Conventional physiotherapy:

Manual Therapy (SAMT),** The goal of manual therapy is to identify disorders of the musculoskeletal system and provide appropriate treatment. These techniques are performed with the hands (manual). They are gentle and painless.
Manual techniques in the broadest sense are among the oldest medical interventions and have existed for thousands of years in all cultures and in a wide variety of ways.

Functional Taping: Functional taping uses elastic bandages that can support limited functions depending on the application (e.g. in the case of still existing forefoot heel weakness, in order to already enable functional and pain-free rolling when walking) or to train movements in the sense of functional training (e.g. not yet optimal hip stability in the stance phase after the use of a prosthesis).

Functional kinematics: According to Klein-Vogelbach, there is an ideal body structure, which she calls the "hypothetical norm". It is characterized by optimal weight distribution and favorable lengths, widths, and depths of the trunk and extremities. The ideal physique enables an economical movement behavior.
The therapy approach of FBL follows the approach of the economic principle: maximum performance with minimum effort and minimum wear.
The basis is the collection of the "functional status" (findings), which records the deviations from the norm and describes the "functional problem". Treatment is carried out with therapeutic exercises as well as treatment techniques. These include very detailed instruction of the patient as well as the modification of model exercises related to his functional problem.

**Sling table The sling table is a therapeutic aid that enables the therapist to carry out treatments while partially removing the patient's own weight or individual affected body sections. Depending on the diagnosis and therapeutic objective, these body sections are suspended from the sling table using slings suspended from rope cords. 2. Sport physiotherapy 3. Lymphatic drainage: pleasant, relieving manual treatment for lymphatic decongestion in cases of overload or disease of the lymphatic system (edema formation).is only useful in conjunction with compression therapy. 4. Sohier technique: a fine kind of manual therapy. Through sound knowledge of the joint situation, much can be achieved with low intensity. A holistic (body) form of therapy. 5. Spiral Dynamics: an active way to approach body problems with a view to the whole body. The shape of the spiral forms a stimulating movement basis for this. 6. Dorn-Breuss therapy: a meaningful combination of a passive and an active form of therapy. The Breuss massage takes place in the prone position, is soothing and uniform. The Dorn therapy is an active moblilization technique in which the patient participates with momentum in the manual mobilization by the therapist. Liberating! 7. Breath therapy: with Flutter, Spirotiger, manual breath therapy. 8. MTT: medical training therapy 9. FDM: Fascial Therapy (Fascial Distortion Model).

PRIVATE TREATMENTS:

• Massage

• Physiotherapy

• Manual therapy (mobilization-manipulation)

• lymphatic drainage

• Craniosacral therapy

• Foot reflexology

  **Passive measures

• Fango

• electrotherapy

• kinesiology

• Domiciliary treatments

Medical training therapy

Please visit us in the Gundeldinger Feld ( Gundeli ) !