Traditional Chinese Medicine

Acupuncture is one of the oldest treatment methods, which uses thin needles to harmonize the flow of energy (Qi) in the body and establish the proper function of organs.

It helps to release blockages and restore the natural flow of energy and balance between body and mind. It can treat a wide range of diseases and is indispensable when working with the psyche.

Auriculotherapy uses the microsystem of the auricle, where the whole body is projected. By stimulating specific points with needles or vaccaria seeds, a wide range of physical and mental difficulties can be influenced. The method works gently but effectively – and its effect persists even after the therapy is over.

Beauty acupuncture is a gentle and natural method that supports the health and vitality of the skin from the inside. Using miniature intradermal needles, specific points on the face are stimulated, which improves blood circulation, nourishment and tissue regeneration, activates collagen production and firms facial contours. 6 repetitions are recommended to achieve the desired effect.

Herbal medicine (phytotherapy) is one of the most powerful therapeutic tools of TCM.

Each herb has its character, temperature, taste and effect on certain organ systems. In Chinese medicine, therefore, it is not about individual herbs, but about harmonious mixtures that are prepared individually according to the specific constitution, difficulties and current state of the patient. They are prepared in the form of decoctions, dried herbs, tablets, granules, tinctures or wans (pills). During treatment, mixtures are adjusted to match the changing state of the body.

In traditional Chinese medicine, diet plays a fundamental role not only in the prevention but also in the treatment of diseases.

Each food has its energy quality - heat or cold, taste, direction of action and influence on specific organs - recommendations are therefore adapted to the individual constitution and current needs. A properly chosen diet supports digestion, immunity, regeneration and overall vitality.

Moxa and Cupping are effective techniques of Chinese medicine that contribute to the harmonization and regeneration of the body.

Moxibustion uses the heat of a burning mugwort cigar (moxa), which is applied to selected acupuncture points. This pleasant, warming therapy is used especially for feelings of cold, exhaustion, weakened immunity or chronic pain.

Cupping is a traditional TCM method in which small cups are applied to the skin, creating a vacuum. It increases blood circulation and oxygenation, stimulates lymphatic circulation and is therefore indispensable for pain in the musculoskeletal system or for improving some respiratory diseases.

Bach flower essences are a natural system of emotional harmonization created by the English doctor Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s.

It is based on the idea that emotional imbalance is often the cause of physical difficulties, and that a return to inner peace can support the healing process of the whole person. Each of the 38 essences corresponds to a certain emotional state, and a correctly chosen combination of essences helps to gently release, process, and transform these feelings. Bach essences act very gently and safely, do not cause any side effects and can be combined with any other treatment, including traditional Chinese medicine methods.