Chiropractic is a holistic treatment method recognized by the WHO that focuses on the interplay between the spine, nervous system, and musculature. Through precise manual adjustments of the spine, blockages are released, pain is relieved, and mobility throughout the body is restored. The treatment can effectively help with back and neck pain, headaches, tension, and limited mobility – for a pain-free life and optimized physical functions in everyday life.

Chiropractic treatments successfully help with a variety of complaints. These include back and neck pain, headaches and migraines, herniated discs, sciatica, shoulder and joint problems, posture-related issues, sports injuries, and mobility restrictions. Chiropractic can also achieve positive results for many other musculoskeletal complaints and functional disorders. Every body is unique - together we'll figure out how we can help you.

With new patients, we always begin with two appointments spaced approximately one week apart. In the first appointment (approx. 30 min), we discuss your complaints and goals, conduct a thorough examination with tests, and – if we can help you – provide your first adjustment. After about a week comes the second appointment (approx. 15-20 min). This week is important: it shows us how and if your body responds to the first adjustment. In the second appointment, you report your noticeable reaction to the adjustment and what you've observed. We check your spine again and provide a second adjustment. With this knowledge and according to your treatment goals, we develop an individualized treatment plan together.

A treatment session typically lasts between 15 and 20 minutes, depending on your individual needs. The first session takes about 30 minutes as we want to get to know you, your complaints, and your medical history in detail.

The number of sessions needed depends on your individual complaints and your personal treatment goals. The first two appointments serve to determine what effects we can achieve for you. Many patients report a significant improvement in their symptoms after just a few treatments. Once an initial improvement occurs, the question arises about your further goals: Do you simply want to alleviate the acute complaints, or are you interested in long-term stabilization or even preventive measures to avoid future problems?

Absolutely! Many patients come to us or continue regular care after acute treatment to prevent pain and maintain their mobility long-term. This is especially true for people who have experienced severe limitations and want to prevent a recurrence. Athletes also regularly use chiropractic treatments to maintain optimal functionality of their body and ensure peak performance.

Private health insurances and supplementary insurances often cover chiropractic treatments - depending on your individual insurance contract. Some statutory health insurances also reimburse a certain amount or a limited number of sessions as part of their additional benefits. Please inquire directly with your health insurance about your specific coverage before beginning treatment. For each treatment, you will receive a detailed invoice from us for submission to your insurance.

Yes, you can return to your daily activities immediately after treatment. We actually recommend mobilizing your spine and body to support the treatment effect.

Chiropractic and Osteopathy are both holistic treatment approaches, but they differ in their focus. Chiropractic primarily concentrates on the interplay between the spine, nervous system, and musculature, affecting these through precise, targeted adjustments of the spine. Osteopathy treats muscles, fascia, organs, and fluids in the body and often works with gentler, longer techniques. While a chiropractor releases specific blockages of the spine, an osteopath looks for tension patterns throughout the entire body. Both methods have their strengths – we're happy to advise you on what suits you best!

As with any medical treatment, chiropractic care also involves risks, though they are very rare. During your first appointment, we will inform you about all aspects and risks of the treatment. Furthermore, you can find the information consent form attached to your online appointment booking.

Chiropractic differs from massage through its focus on targeted spinal and joint treatments. While massages have their strengths in muscle relaxation, chiropractic often offers a more sustainable effect for patients whose complaints persist despite multiple massages. The reason: overly tense muscles often have a deeper cause. Chiropractic treatment achieves a balancing effect on the nervous system through the spine and thus addresses the actual cause of muscle tension – which works faster, more effectively, and more sustainably.