Osteopathy is a holistic manual therapy that combines experiential knowledge with modern science. Based on a detailed understanding of anatomy, physiology and neurology, the osteopath looks at your complaints in context – with the aim of finding the cause and restoring the body’s balance in the long term.

In osteopathy, functional disorders are examined and treated with the hands. After a detailed interview and examination, the osteopath looks for movement restrictions and connections between different regions of the body and treats them in a targeted way to support the body’s self-regulation. Treatments usually take place about a week apart.

Osteopathy was founded by A. T. Still (1828–1917). Modern osteopathy combines this experiential knowledge with current scientific evidence. Our osteopath is recognised by the Swiss EMR register – so many Swiss supplementary insurers contribute to the costs.

Osteopathy can be used for back and neck pain, lumbago and sciatica, muscle tension, headaches and migraine, dizziness, jaw complaints, after-effects of accidents such as whiplash, digestive complaints, menstrual and pregnancy-related complaints, and to support recovery after surgery.

5 minutes CHF 14
A treatment usually lasts 50 minutes and costs CHF 140.

What should I know before my first treatment?