Egloff Keller Agathe (Gipf-Oberfrick)

Physiotherapy is an umbrella term for many different therapeutic methods used to treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.

Branches of physiotherapy are:

• Movement therapy
• Mobilization of shortened muscles or joints restricted in range of motion
• Strengthening of weakened muscles or muscle groups
• exercise therapy
• Rehabilitation (for heart diseases or after brain injuries)
• posture gymnastics
• thermotherapy
• electrotherapy
• Massage (e.g. classical massage, connective tissue massage)

All these methods are of course offered in my practice. They are usually sufficient to treat the most common complaints. In the last decades, more and more specialized treatment methods have been developed within physiotherapy to treat different, special, complicated or rare health problems.

The pleasant atmosphere in my bright practice forms the basis for a beneficial and successful treatment.