The patient leads
What you describe and show sets the direction of the treatment, not a finding on paper.
Treatment based on the Fascial Distortion Model. How you describe and show your pain determines what is treated.
In brief
State-certified physiotherapist, licensed alternative practitioner for physiotherapy and, since May 2016, certified FDM-IC therapist. Trained in 1998 at the university hospital in Freiburg im Breisgau, with posts in neurology, in Spain and his own practice on Tenerife. Based in Bremen since 2012.
„The focus of treatment is not the illness but the patient!“Ingo Kropp
What you describe and show sets the direction of the treatment, not a finding on paper.
The Fascial Distortion Model by Stephen Typaldos is the common thread, combined with experience from neurology and orthopaedics.
The analytical approach from neurology feeds into the treatment of orthopaedic and pain patients.
Lifted badly, twisted an ankle, turned the wrong way. The pain is new and can be pointed at.
Back, neck or shoulder have been speaking up for weeks although several things have been tried.
Strains, bruises, sprains or overload from training and work.
Shoulder, hip or knee no longer play along, often stiff rather than painful.
When movement needs to come back after a cast, a splint or surgery.
The more precisely you point at the spot, the more targeted the treatment can be.
With unclear complaints, after an accident or if a fracture is suspected, please see a doctor first. Which services are actually offered and billed still has to be confirmed.
You get in touch by phone or through the form. Appointments are by arrangement only.
You show with words and with your hand where and how it hurts. In FDM that gesture is the key finding.
Manual techniques following the Typaldos method, applied exactly where you described.
Right afterwards we check what has changed. The result guides the next steps.
The entrance is on the lower ground floor and cannot be seen from the street. Here is the way, step by step.
Call or send a message describing your complaint. You will get a reply with a suggested appointment.