Flurina Aeschlimann
Additional training: Sports physiotherapy ESP (2023-2024)
Treatment in: German and English
Sports physiotherapy
Our sports physiotherapy is for athletes of all levels – from recreational athletes to professionals. The aim is to prevent injuries, optimise performance and enable a quick and safe return to sport after injuries or operations.
In brief
- Do I need a doctor’s prescription?
A prescription is required for services covered by health insurance. However, you can also book an appointment at any time as a self-paying patient.
Full answer: Do I need a doctor’s prescription?- How many sessions are needed?
That depends on the type and duration of your complaints. We will give you an individual recommendation at the initial consultation.
Full answer: How many sessions are needed?- Which complaints do you treat?
We treat a wide range of complaints – including back pain, neck pain, sports injuries, TMJ disorders (CMD), muscle tension and restricted movement.
Full answer: Which complaints do you treat?
When is sports physiotherapy useful?
Sports physiotherapy is particularly suitable for:
- Acute and chronic sports injuries (e.g. muscle and ligament injuries)
- Overuse complaints caused by intense sporting activity
- Rehabilitation after operations or injuries
- Performance optimisation and injury prevention
- Sport-specific strengthening and mobility training
Your course of therapy with us
Individual assessment
A detailed analysis of your complaints and the demands of your sport forms the basis.
Targeted treatment
Specialised physiotherapy techniques support regeneration and improved performance.
Sport-specific training
Functional exercises are used to increase your capacity for load in a targeted way.
Lasting integration
Our aim is to keep you fit and injury-free in the long term.
Qualifications in our team
Our methods in sports physiotherapy
Dry needling
Targeted treatment of trigger points to relax muscles
Manual therapy
Gentle mobilisation techniques to restore joint function
Myofascial therapy
Releasing tension and adhesions in the connective tissue
Kinesio taping
Supporting body functions with elastic tapes
Active physiotherapy
Individual strengthening and exercise programmes for lasting stability
Electrotherapy
Electrical impulses to help relieve pain and promote blood flow
Patient education
Clear explanations and targeted guidance for your recovery
Frequently asked questions about sports physiotherapy
Do I need a doctor’s prescription?
A prescription is required for services covered by health insurance. However, you can also book an appointment at any time as a self-paying patient.
Is the therapy also suitable for prevention?
Yes, many of our patients also use general physiotherapy to prevent complaints.
How can I book an appointment?
You can reach us by phone, by email or via our contact form. We will get back to you promptly to arrange an appointment and are happy to answer any questions.
Book an appointment now: Contact us by phone or in writing – we will be happy to advise you personally.
How many sessions are needed?
That depends on the type and duration of your complaints. We will give you an individual recommendation at the initial consultation.
Which complaints do you treat?
We treat a wide range of complaints – including back pain, neck pain, sports injuries, TMJ disorders (CMD), muscle tension and restricted movement.
Is there physiotherapy for children?
Yes, we offer specialised paediatric physiotherapy for children aged 9 and over to help with postural problems or orthopaedic complaints.
How often should I have physiotherapy?
The frequency depends on your symptoms. We will agree on the therapy plan together at the initial consultation and during the course of therapy.
What is the difference between sports physiotherapy and general physiotherapy?
General physiotherapy is for patients with complaints in everyday life or after operations and covers a wide range of therapies. Sports physiotherapy, on the other hand, focuses specifically on caring for athletes – from treating injuries through the phases of rehabilitation to improving performance.
