Supplementary insurances cover parts of the costs
Reimbursement
Osteopathy and craniosacral therapy are recognized treatment methods and are partially covered by most supplementary insurance plans for complementary medicine.
The treatment costs are reimbursed by health insurance companies through the voluntary supplementary insurance for alternative and complementary medicine. Typically, 70 to 90 percent of the costs are covered.
You generally do not need a medical referral; however, we recommend that you check with your health insurance provider in advance regarding the extent of cost coverage
Limited Coverage: Helsana and Visana Group
Since 2017, some of our therapists have not been working with the Helsana and Visana group. To avoid misunderstandings, we ask patients with supplementary insurance from the Helsana or Visana group to contact us directly.
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Thyroid problems and craniosacral therapy
The thyroid gland plays a crucial role in the body’s hormonal balance and influences many aspects of health, including metabolism, energy production and temperature regulation. Thyroid problems such as hypothyroidism (underactive) and hyperthyroidism (overactive) can lead to a variety of symptoms, including fatigue, weight gain or loss and mood swings. How can craniosacral therapy help…
How does stress affect the vagus nerve?
The vagus nerve is one of the longest and most complex nerves in the body. It plays a crucial role in the parasympathetic nervous system, which is responsible for putting our body into a state of rest and relaxation. The vagus nerve helps to lower the heart rate, promote digestion and strengthen the immune system…
Oncology and craniosacral therapy
Cancer is one of the most challenging diseases that patients can face. Treatment for cancer often involves a combination of surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, which can take a toll not only on the body, but also on emotional and mental health. During this difficult time, craniosacral therapy can provide valuable additional support to improve the…
Self-healing powers: How to activate your “inner doctor”.
In an article in GEO, the physician Prof. Dr. Tobias Esch explains how every person has great self-healing powers and how these can be strengthened – and why stress is a dangerous opponent. In this blog article, I summarize the most important points: What is self-healing? Self-healing is the body’s ability to overcome illnesses and…
Menopause and craniosacral therapy
The menopause is a natural phase in a woman’s life that is often accompanied by a variety of physical and emotional symptoms, including hot flushes, sleep disturbances, mood swings and fatigue. These symptoms result from hormonal changes, in particular a drop in oestrogen and progesterone levels. These hormonal imbalances can have a significant impact on…
Runner’s Knee
What is a runner’s knee? Runner’s knee is a pain syndrome caused by overexposure. It’s typically affects the outside of the knee joint. Mostly, the patient complains of pain during the run, which becomes increasingly stronger under the strain. After the end of the run, the pain usually disappears quickly and no longer occurs during…
Manual Treatments for Growing Pains
Growing pains, also known as “idiopathic pains in childhood,” are pains that can occur in children related to their growth. Growing pains typically affect children between the ages of 3 and 12 and often disappear as growth slows down. They can occur episodically and are commonly seen during periods of rapid growth. These pains frequently…
Manual Treatments and Orthodontics
The effects of manual treatments during orthodontic processes, such as braces and other appliances, can be significant and provide effective support. A gentle approach is often particularly effective in successfully addressing discomfort. For many people, dental misalignments present a challenge that not only affects aesthetic appearance but can also cause functional problems. Manual treatments can…
Supplementary insurances cover parts of the costs
Reimbursement Osteopathy and craniosacral therapy are recognized treatment methods and are partially covered by most supplementary insurance plans for complementary medicine. The treatment costs are reimbursed by health insurance companies through the voluntary supplementary insurance for alternative and complementary medicine. Typically, 70 to 90 percent of the costs are covered. You generally do not need…
A check-up for newborns
Examination Before we examine your baby, we start with a thorough conversation. We discuss details about the pregnancy and birth and check how your baby is feeling: How is their digestion and sleep? How does your baby relieve stress? Putting together all these pieces helps us better understand your baby and see the whole picture.…
Reflexes as a universal language of babies
Universal baby language All over the world, babies speak a universal language during their first months. They talk enthusiastically, but do not yet let their language show through.. Whether they later speak a Semitic, Caucasian or Indo-European language, they do not yet let on. But how do you interpret her body language? Primary reflexes Let’s…
Proper crawling with babies
Some babies do not like to crawl. They happily scoot on their bottoms, move asymmetrically using one foot and one knee, or inch along like a caterpillar. Still, other babies skip crawling altogether and start walking right away. This is, of course, super cute, but could it have potential consequences? In this article, I’ll tell…
Ergonomic Baby Carrying: Carrier Systems
If you are looking for a good carrying system for your baby, you will quickly realise that there are different options: from ready-made carriers (put on and buckle up) to long slings that you tie around the body. Exactly which system you choose depends a little on your own preferences, but very important above all…
Difficulties with the prone position in the baby
“Sleep on your back, play on your stomach” is sometimes said. And that is not so wrong. The prone position is particularly stimulating for your baby’s sensorimotor development. Your baby trains its back and neck muscles and also creates more flexibility in the chest and neck area, which promotes correct attachment to the burst and…
Ergonomic babywearing: Carrying systems
Carrying systems for babies If you are looking for a good carrying system for your baby, you will quickly realise that there are different options: from ready-made carriers (put on and buckle up) to long slings that you tie around the body. Exactly which system you choose depends a little on your own preferences, but…