Berlinger TCM (Bremgarten AG)

I understand Chinese medicine () traditionally as a comprehensive support of the clients entrusted to us. Working with needles (), hands () or herbs (phytotherapy) is only a part of the whole therapy. It is the last, but not always the most important link in the whole process.

At the beginning of the process it is obligatory to have a conversation, during which the therapist takes time. A genuine, empathetic and non-judgmental (unagitated) interest in the client's problems plays at least as important a role as the precise analysis and treatment of the health disorder according to the criteria of .

A therapist who only sticks needles, works manually or prescribes medicinal formulations will mostly miss the target. Often the reasons or connections of a health disorder only become apparent in a detailed conversation. Depending on the problem, the time required for this can vary considerably.

In the course of the process it is also important to check progress and changes again and again and to let current observations flow into the next treatments. Practical instructions and supportive tips can also contribute to healing or at least alleviating the symptoms.

In my experience, these are the most important and best prerequisites for a successful therapy.

Specialties:

• Musculoskeletal system (low back and shoulder pain, pelvic misalignments, tendonitis), activity and rest (inner restlessness, tension, insomnia, dizziness),
• Work and occupation (overwork, anxiety, stress, burnout),
• Environment (allergies, hypersensitivity),
• Internal organs (indigestion, breathing problems, palpitations)
• Women's topics (menstrual disorders, infertility, pregnancy support, birth preparation)
• And much more.

Applications:

• (Chinese manual therapy)
• , (heat treatment), Sha (leaching technique)
• Qi Gong
• PRT (Pain Relief Taping)
• Hypnosis (trance work)