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Treatment approach
We start by analysing not only the injured structure, but also movement patterns, load capacity, strength, mobility, coordination and possible contributing factors. On this basis, we develop a sport-specific therapy plan.
Depending on the findings, we combine manual and joint-specific treatment techniques, active mobilisation and targeted load progression, strength, stability and coordination training, proprioceptive and reactive training, and sport-specific exercises — complemented by advice on load management, recovery and prevention. Taping or flossing may be added where therapeutically appropriate and offered by your treating therapist. Treatment continues right through to a gradual return to training and competition. We also offer dry needling as a stand-alone additional service that can be booked separately.
Our aim is not just your return to sport, but restoring your load capacity as safely and lastingly as possible. If you have severe or worsening pain, numbness or signs of paralysis, please see a doctor first.
Who provides the treatment?
Giuseppina Sagona — sports physiotherapist and competitive judoka. Carine Ludes — physiotherapist and former competitive athlete. Lisa Wengler — physiotherapist and former competitive athlete. Ken Roeser — sports physiotherapist certified by the DOSB (German Olympic Sports Confederation) and osteopath, offering sports osteopathy as complementary support for athletes. Other therapists may be involved depending on the condition, their qualifications and the location.
Duration & fees
Sports physiotherapy is generally provided as part of regular physiotherapy treatment — the usual session lengths and CNS rates apply. Purely preventive, training or performance services without a medical indication are kept clearly separate and are listed as self-pay services.
Reimbursement: Reimbursable by the CNS as regular physiotherapy with a medical prescription; purely preventive and performance services are self-pay services (not reimbursed by the CNS). All details & insurer links →
