Mechanotherapy

• Back pain and muscle tension – relaxes tight muscles and relieves strain-related discomfort.
• Stress relief – calms body and mind and promotes relaxation.

TIP: Massages with essential oils combine the physiological effects of massage with aromatherapy – they not only relieve physical tension but also bring mental and emotional relaxation.

• The massage is performed lying on the back or stomach as a partial massage (e.g. back, thoracic spine or legs) or as a full-body massage. Essential oils are used to enhance the relaxing effect.

Contraindications:

• Open wounds, skin infections, superficial injuries
• Inflammation, infectious diseases
• Early postoperative conditions
• Allergies when using essential oils
• Pregnancy

• Spinal problems – supports regeneration of the intervertebral discs and relieves nerve pathways.
• Postural problems and muscular imbalances – helps with imbalances caused by poor posture or sedentary work.

TIP: This gentle and soothing massage not only regenerates the spine but also nourishes the skin thanks to St. John’s wort oil.

• A gentle massage along the spine in which St. John’s wort oil is massaged into the tissue and intervertebral discs. This gently stretches the spine and releases tension.

Contraindications:

• Inflammatory skin diseases, varicose veins
• Open wounds, postoperative conditions
• Allergy to St. John’s wort
• Use of psychotropic medication or antidepressants

• Treatment of lymphoedema – reduces swelling and supports natural lymph flow.
• Detoxification and regeneration – stimulates the lymphatic system and promotes the removal of toxins from the body.

• The therapist applies gentle pressure and rhythmic circular movements to stimulate lymph flow and relieve swollen tissues.

Contraindications:

• Skin diseases
• Oncological or infectious diseases in the acute phase
• Neurological diseases

• Support of the lymphatic system – promotes the removal of toxins and excess fluids from the body.
• Improvement of venous circulation – helpful for heavy legs and swelling.
• Cellulite – improves skin appearance and supports regeneration.

TIP: This treatment not only offers health benefits but also provides relaxation and has a positive effect on cellulite.

• The treatment is performed lying down using a compression suit that rhythmically inflates and applies gentle pressure to the muscles, activating the lymphatic and vascular systems.

Contraindications:

• Oncological or infectious diseases in the acute phase
• Skin problems, varicose veins
• Neurological diseases

• Chronic musculoskeletal problems – relaxes muscles and relieves pain.
• Improvement of blood and lymph circulation – supports detoxification and activates circulation.
• Stress and mental exhaustion – promotes relaxation and mental well-being.
• Chronic constipation – promotes relaxation and supports digestion.

TIP: Hydromassage with colour therapy combines the effect of water jet massage with the calming effect of coloured light – for an intense feeling of well-being.

• Muscle tension and stress – relieves stiff muscles and provides deep relaxation.
• Exhaustion and mental fatigue – supports regeneration and allows deep relaxation.

TIP: An ideal alternative to traditional massage – especially for people who are sensitive to touch or prefer a massage without undressing.

• The massage is performed on a special bed where a warm water jet massages the body through a heated membrane – without direct contact with water. It is a dry form of water massage.

• Muscle and neck tension – relieves tension and promotes regeneration.
• Tendon irritation (e.g. tennis elbow) – relieves discomfort and supports healing.
• Heel spur – helps reduce pain and promotes healing.
• Swelling and circulatory disorders – improves circulation and helps reduce oedema.

TIP: Ultrasound is a gentle yet effective method for pain relief and deep tissue healing.

• Treatment with a special applicator that transmits ultrasound waves to the affected tissue, where they act mechanically.