Therapies Rüdiger Detels


Craniosacrale Balance


The craniosacral balance is a very gentle, deeply effective, non-invasive physical therapy, which adresses the person as a whole and helps to activate self healing processes on different levels. The craniosacral system covers the cranium, the spine and the sacrum. On the inside the liquor nourishes the most important structures of our body: the spinal cord and it´s nerves, the brain stem and the brain. By touching and interpreting the craniosacral rhythm, which emerges from the movement of liquor in our bodies you can percieve certain anomalies. An important element of the craniosacral therapy is to give this rhythm it´s natural balance. The therapist is guided by the craniosacral rhythm, which he can feel in our body. Limited flexiblity of joints, membrane or tissue are traced and agglutination and tension become obvious. With soft pressure the movement of the cranial bones, membranes and tissue is supported to rebalance the craniosacral system in the body.


Yin-Yang-Massage Full body massage

This massage is a therapy put together from different eastern massage systems.
The front and back of the body is treated and all joints are activated.
Through special techniqes including the purging of energies using your breath the body achieves a new harmony.
The body as a whole is activated and balanced.



Foot reflexology

Because of it´s broad effect the foot reflexology is part of the wholistic alternative practices. It is assumed that all parts and organs of our body are mapped on certain areas of our feet. By massaging the area of the foot that is connected to a certain part of the body you get a positive effect on that part or organ, it is activated and healed. If massaging the area of the foot hurts, this is a sign of restraint. The general effects of foot reflexology are:

•	Relaxation
•	Increased blood circulation
•	Stimulation of the immune system
•	Activation of self healing processes

Blockades of the flow of vital energy coming from or resulting in illness can be compensated..


Ayurvedic massage

AYURVEDA – The knowledge of life.

The ayurvedic massage is preventive and applicable in almost every case of indisposition. The massages with warm herbal oils have a very positive effect. Concretions and scoriae are detected and can be released. The regeneration of cells is encouraged and the ageing process retarded. Tense ligaments and sinews are relaxed and stretched. The soft touch during the oil-treatment goes in very deeply, congestions and blockades can be solved. The immune system is strengthened. Fear, nervousness, lethargy and exhaustion are reduced and you get a better sleep.


Marnitz massagen
The Marnitz massage or therapy is a punctual, deep-tissue massaging technique.
It is working with muscles and sinews where the receptor cells for body tension are located. Here a highly effective stimulation can be given.
For problems concerning the spinal disc around the loins the legs are being treated as well as the concerned, causative part of the body.
Therefore a pressure according to the pain of the patient will be applied.
The Marnitz massage is a treatment which is adapted for the particular disease pattern of the patient.It can be used in a reflexive way (muscle-nerve) or in a direct way (muscle-tension).
The disturbances arising from the cause as well as the tension in the affected part of the body can be treated.
The body can heal in a holistic way.



The Qi-Gong-Principle

Qi-Gong sets itself apart from three basic elements:

•	The body (Shen): It´s posture and movements to keep a certain tension.Qi-Gong can be done in a lying, sitting or standing position, statically (Jing-Gong), dynamically (Dong-Gong) and also mixing the two. The right body posture is a precondition for the correct relation between tension and relaxation.

•	The breath (Xi): There are many techniques for the right way of breathing. All of them have been developed from experience and can easily be learned by anyone. Some of them are: observing the breath, chest breathing, abdominal breathing and a mix between the two.

•	The heart (Xin): This means to concentrate on your body, it´s movements, the breathing and to observe the Chi and it´s flow. During this exercise we constantly perceive what is going on in our bodies, how feelings of warmth and cold are changing. Auto-suggestive associations are supporting the exercise.

The three elements of Qi-Gong are in constant interaction and therefore all of the same importance.

Qi-Gong is good for keeping the Chi in your body in a constant flow. The concentration is focused mainly on the Qi flowing through the body. It only starts to work when the Chi is flowing, not by just doing the right move-ments. This means that Qi-Gong is not just copying certain movements, the movement and their meaning have to be understood as well. It is important to know the purpose of the movement and the connected association. When the movements are done in that way they become Qi-Gong.







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