Praxis für Körpertherapie G. und M. Burger-Heinz (Berlingen)

Reflexology Foot reflex Berlingen is a very old and meanwhile generally accepted method for activating the self-healing powers. The way it works is essentially based on the fact that people are reflected as a microsystem in their feet. With special grip techniques on the foot reflex zones, the internal organs and possible dysfunctions can be influenced and regulated. The treatment of the feet can have a positive effect on the entire body. Medical massage Massage Berlingen refers to the targeted manual, therapeutic treatment of the tissues in all layers - especially the muscles and connective tissue ... The desired therapeutic effect is achieved through the systematic application of specific techniques and methods that are ideally tailored to the defined treatment goals My work avoids one-sided and schematic processes that are used in many places. In order to achieve the maximum benefit, it is always new and fully adapted to your specific needs and concerns, integrating, in addition to osteopathic techniques, a variety of appropriate and helpful methods, such as Fascia treatment Connective tissue massage Trigger point treatment

Connective tissue massage Connective tissue Berlingen is a treatment that regulates the autonomic nervous system with the help of a special skin massage technique, balances local tension in the muscles and has a beneficial effect on the organs ... The skin is supplied by nerve fibers, each of which originates from a specific section of the spinal cord. Parts of the skin supplied by the same nerve cord that protrudes between vertebrae are called segments. The internal organs as well as the muscles are supplied by the same nerve cord and are thus connected to the corresponding skin areas. Dysfunctions of the internal organs can show up in skin changes and can be treated with a special technique of connective tissue massage.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage Lymphatic drainage Berlingen is a special massage technique that can reduce swelling in the tissues ... The body's lymphatic system has the task of absorbing fluid (lymph) from the tissue and draining it into the blood vessels. Disruption of this drainage system, for example as a result of injury or after surgery, can lead to an accumulation of fluid in the tissues. As a result, swelling may occur. Lymphatic drainage is a decongestive measure that helps stimulate the function of the lymphatic vessels and facilitates the removal of excess tissue fluid. In addition, lymphatic drainage has a relaxing and calming effect and strengthens the immune system.