Ostheopathy - bone disorders - deals with functional disorders that can affect the active and/or passive musculoskeletal system. These dysfunctions can have effects on other ailments, e.g. gastrointestinal diseases or menstrual problems. The human being is considered in its entirety and the body's own self-healing powers are stimulated. The treatment focuses on the cause of the complaint. Through manual techniques, blockages and increased tension in the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, the internal organs and their suspension structures (e.g. the peritoneum) are released and regulated. This enables optimal freedom of movement of organs and body parts. The ostheopathic techniques also influence fascia and vascular structures. Ostheopathy helps with pain and disorders of the musculoskeletal system, digestive disorders, allergies, headaches/migraines, tinnitus.

Massage is one of the oldest healing methods in human history. Through pressure, tension and stretching stimuli, the body is positively influenced in a specific area but also in its entirety. Disbalances can be brought into balance and well-being can be increased. In addition to physical aspects, a massage can also have a balancing effect on the soul. Stress hormones are released more easily, the pulse slows down and blood pressure drops. Nervous restlessness, sleep disorders and states of exhaustion can be alleviated.

The aim of naturopathy is to activate the body's own self-healing powers with the help of various alternative healing methods and to restore a balance of body, mind and soul. Substances or stimuli that occur in nature are used. The focus is on the human being in his or her entirety.   Classical naturopathy includes 5 elements: phytotherapy, hydrotherapy, nutrition and exercise. Order therapy gives structure to inner and outer life and influences all other areas.

As part of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture is one of the best-known and oldest therapies. Very fine needles are inserted into clearly defined areas of the body (acupuncture points). These set a stimulus that has both a local and a holistic effect. The points are located on energy channels (meridians) and influence each other as well as their surroundings. The body is brought back into balance by the stimuli and can be healed by its own power. The nervous system reacts to this stimulus and has a reflex effect on tissues and organs. The hormone system releases messenger substances as a result of the stimulus and thus supports the healing process. The effect of acupuncture is circulation-enhancing, pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory.