Use of therapeutic massages according to EMR

Therapeutic massages according to EMR (recognized by the Empirical Medical Register) are used specifically to promote health, alleviate complaints and support general well-being. Various forms of treatment are used, which can be applied individually or in combination, depending on requirements. The three most common forms of therapy are

• Classic massage: The tissue is stimulated by targeted pressure and traction with the hands. This technique promotes blood circulation, loosens tense muscles and can relieve pain or restricted movement.
• Manual lymphatic drainage: A gentle, decongestive measure in which special grip techniques stimulate the motor function of the lymph vessels. This supports the removal of excess tissue fluid - without the use of complex physical decongestive therapy.
• Foot reflexology: Here, specific reflex points on the sole of the foot are stimulated using targeted pressure. Depending on the zone, the treatment has a positive effect on different areas of the body and organ systems and can promote physical balance.

The combination of these forms of massage enables a holistic and customized therapy that is tailored to the respective complaints and needs of the client. Therapeutic massages according to EMR are considered a valuable addition to conventional medicine and gently support the natural healing process.