Find your strength again.
Physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy and osteopathic techniques – tailored to you, because every person is unique and deserves a unique treatment.
If there is a faith that can move mountains, it is faith in your own strength.
Physiotherapy and osteopathic care.
Different therapy concepts, one aim: reaching the goals you set for yourself – dynamic, mobile and strong.
Physiotherapy
Regain mobility and well-being – for prevention and for treating problems of the musculoskeletal system.
Learn moreSports physiotherapy
Whether competitive or recreational sport: prevent overuse, find your way back after injury, train for the next level.
Running · Cycling · Strength · Menisci · LigamentsCraniosacral therapy
Gentle work with the craniosacral rhythm: releasing tension, activating self-healing, getting back “into the flow”.
Migraine · Dizziness · Tinnitus · StressVisceral mobilisation
Following J.-P. Barral: restoring the natural mobility of the internal organs and the surrounding connective tissue.
Regenerating from withinBiofeedback & pelvic floor
Making pelvic floor activity visible, so you can sense and train it in a targeted way in a relaxed atmosphere.
Incontinence · Awareness · StrengtheningNot sure which therapy is right for you? I will be happy to advise you by phone.
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Movement is my passion – in private life, too
Kathrin Wiesmüller
Physiotherapist · ESP sports physiotherapist · Osteopath
I have been working as a therapist with great enthusiasm for more than 20 years, specialising in orthopaedics, gynaecology and sports physiotherapy. Drawing on expertise from a range of therapy concepts, I support my patients in reaching the goals they set for themselves.
- Manual therapy according to Cyriax (IAOM)
- ESP sports physiotherapy
- Myofascial release – fascial technique
- NOI – neural mobilisation
- Pelvic floor training with biofeedback
- Taping
- Craniosacral & visceral therapy
- Gait and running analysis
Four steps to your therapy.
Medical prescription
Tip: ask your doctor to prescribe 10 physiotherapy sessions of 45 or 60 minutes each.
Approval
Have the prescription approved by your health insurance fund.
Initial assessment
Bring comfortable clothing and recent medical reports (MRI, X-ray) – the first session begins with a thorough assessment.
Reimbursement
Payment by bank transfer. You can claim part of the cost back from your health insurance fund.
Frequently asked questions
Can’t find your question? Feel free to call me – on weekdays between 8 and 9 am.
How long does a session last?
Depending on your prescription, a session lasts 45 or 60 minutes. In the first session I take time for a thorough assessment so that we can tailor the therapy precisely to you.
What should I bring?
Please bring your medical prescription, comfortable clothing and any relevant medical reports, such as recent MRI scans or X-rays. That way I can get a good picture of your situation straight away.
What happens if I need to cancel an appointment?
Please cancel any appointment you cannot attend at least 24 hours in advance. Unfortunately, I have to charge for cancellations made at shorter notice.
How can I pay?
Payment is made conveniently by bank transfer, so there is no need to bring cash. We will agree at the first appointment whether you pay after each session or in one sum at the end of the course. With a medical prescription and approval, you can claim part of the cost back from your health insurance fund.
How is biofeedback training charged?
I offer biofeedback training as a complete package together with a physiotherapy session. You can submit the physiotherapy portion to your health insurance fund with a medical prescription.
Can there be reactions after the treatment?
Yes, that can happen – your body is responding to the treatment. I take these reactions into account and adapt the therapy individually to you.
I look forward to meeting you soon.
Appointments are best made by phone, on weekdays between 8 and 9 am. Outside these hours, you are welcome to send me a message on WhatsApp.
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