Physiotherapy

Erich Schindler

Key areas

Traumatology

Traumatological physiotherapy supports recovery after injuries caused by accidents, sports, or other traumas. Individually tailored programs are used to specifically rebuild mobility, strength, and function.

Treatments include fractures, ligament and tendon injuries, muscle tears, post-operative rehabilitation, as well as sprains and contusions. The goal of therapy is to reduce pain, increase resilience, and enable a safe return to daily life, work, or sporting activities.

Orthopedics

Orthopedic physiotherapy deals with acute and chronic conditions of the musculoskeletal system . This includes diseases and injuries of joints, muscles, bones, and soft tissues.

Following a thorough diagnosis, an individualized treatment plan is developed. The focus is on active movement therapy and manual techniques. Common reasons for treatment include osteoarthritis, back and disc problems, tendon and muscle pain, and postoperative rehabilitation.

The goal is to reduce pain, improve mobility and resilience, and build strength and stability in order to promote long-term health and quality of life.

sport

Sports physiotherapy helps to optimize performance, prevent overuse injuries and return safely to training or competition after injuries.

The focus is on prevention, individual load management and therapeutic support to prepare the body for the demands of sport and to protect it in the long term.

Typical areas of focus include:

Prevention of overuse and sports injuries
Load control to prevent incorrect loading
Support after injuries or operations
Training of movement sequences, mobility and strength

The therapy is individually adapted to goals, type of sport and performance level in order to train in a healthy, high-performing and enjoyable way.