Spine Coaching
Possible causes of spinal complaints
Back pain can be caused by various factors.
These include, for example:
• Disc problems or herniated discs
• Instability of the spine
• Overuse syndromes
• Poor posture in everyday life or at work
• Muscle tension
• Stress or psychological strain
Chronic back pain can significantly affect quality of life, ability to work, and well-being.
Objective of the spinal coaching
The coaching takes a holistic approach. The aim is to identify the individual causes of the symptoms and initiate targeted treatment.
The focus is on:
• Analysis of the cause of pain
• individual therapy planning
• support during treatment
• support for the long-term stabilization of the spine
Process of the Spinal Coaching
Spinal coaching comprises several steps that build on each other.
At the outset, the following are performed:
• comprehensive initial consultation
• problem analysis
• clinical examination
• review of existing findings
• acute therapy if needed (e.g., manipulation, infiltration or infusion)
If necessary, additional examinations can be requested.
Diagnostic consultation and therapy planning
In the further course, the results will be discussed together.
This includes, among other things:
• Evaluation of a questionnaire
• Final review of the findings
• Determination of the final diagnosis
• Initiation of the individual therapy
If necessary, additional acute therapy can be performed.
Possible therapy forms
Depending on the cause of the symptoms, different treatment options can be used.
Conservative therapies:
• Therapeutic exercise and physiotherapy exercises
• Massages and physical therapy
• Magnetic field therapy
• Acupuncture
• orthopedic aids
• individual training programs
Further measures may include:
• medication therapy or infusions
• counseling on nutrition and lifestyle
• occupational health counseling
• support with stress management or psychological care
In certain cases, surgical procedures may also be necessary, for example:
• disc surgeries
• spinal stabilization procedures
Final discussion and follow-up
After an individually agreed period of time, a final check-up is carried out to assess the success of the therapy. Spinal coaching usually includes three consultation appointments, including possible acute therapy. Additional therapies can be carried out at the Therapy Center or in collaboration with specialized colleagues.
The coaching is particularly suitable for people with recurrent or chronic back pain as well as for patients with strain problems in the area of the spine.
No. The goal of the coaching is precisely to analyze the causes of the complaints in detail and to make an individual diagnosis.
Spinal coaching typically includes three consultation appointments. Depending on the situation, additional therapies may be necessary.
Yes. If necessary, acute therapy can already be performed during the appointments, for example through manual techniques or infiltrations.
Depending on the findings, physiotherapy measures, training programs, drug therapies, or further treatments may be recommended.
Yes. As part of the coaching, factors such as exercise, workload, stress, or lifestyle habits are also taken into account.
Vertebral fracture
A vertebral fracture or vertebral fracture refers to a fracture of one or more vertebral bodies of the spine. This injury can be caused by acute trauma, such as falls or traffic accidents, or by pathological processes such as osteoporosis or tumors.…
Spondilolisteza (Wirbelgleiten)
Spondilolisteza, znana tudi kot zdrs vretenca, je bolezen hrbtenice, pri kateri se vretence premakne naprej ali nazaj glede na spodaj ležeče vretence. Ta nepravilna lega lahko povzroči bolečine v hrbtu, omejitve gibanja in nevrološke simptome.…
Spondylolisthesis (vertebral slipping)
Spondylolisthesis, also known as vertebral slipping, is a condition of the spine in which one vertebral body slips forward or backward relative to the vertebra below it. This misalignment can lead to back pain, restricted movement, and neurological…
Spine Coaching
Possible causes of spinal complaints
Back pain can be caused by various factors.
These include, for example:
• Disc problems or herniated discs
• Instability of the spine
• Overuse syndromes
• Poor posture in everyday life or at work
• Muscle tension
• Stress or psychological strain
Chronic back pain can significantly affect quality of life, ability to work, and well-being.
Objective of the spinal coaching
The coaching takes a holistic approach. The aim is to identify the individual causes of the symptoms and initiate targeted treatment.
The focus is on:
• Analysis of the cause of pain
• individual therapy planning
• support during treatment
• support for the long-term stabilization of the spine
Process of the Spinal Coaching
Spinal coaching comprises several steps that build on each other.
At the outset, the following are performed:
• comprehensive initial consultation
• problem analysis
• clinical examination
• review of existing findings
• acute therapy if needed (e.g., manipulation, infiltration or infusion)
If necessary, additional examinations can be requested.
Diagnostic consultation and therapy planning
In the further course, the results will be discussed together.
This includes, among other things:
• Evaluation of a questionnaire
• Final review of the findings
• Determination of the final diagnosis
• Initiation of the individual therapy
If necessary, additional acute therapy can be performed.
Possible therapy forms
Depending on the cause of the symptoms, different treatment options can be used.
Conservative therapies:
• Therapeutic exercise and physiotherapy exercises
• Massages and physical therapy
• Magnetic field therapy
• Acupuncture
• orthopedic aids
• individual training programs
Further measures may include:
• medication therapy or infusions
• counseling on nutrition and lifestyle
• occupational health counseling
• support with stress management or psychological care
In certain cases, surgical procedures may also be necessary, for example:
• disc surgeries
• spinal stabilization procedures
Final discussion and follow-up
After an individually agreed period of time, a final check-up is carried out to assess the success of the therapy. Spinal coaching usually includes three consultation appointments, including possible acute therapy. Additional therapies can be carried out at the Therapy Center or in collaboration with specialized colleagues.
The coaching is particularly suitable for people with recurrent or chronic back pain as well as for patients with strain problems in the area of the spine.
No. The goal of the coaching is precisely to analyze the causes of the complaints in detail and to make an individual diagnosis.
Spinal coaching typically includes three consultation appointments. Depending on the situation, additional therapies may be necessary.
Yes. If necessary, acute therapy can already be performed during the appointments, for example through manual techniques or infiltrations.
Depending on the findings, physiotherapy measures, training programs, drug therapies, or further treatments may be recommended.
Yes. As part of the coaching, factors such as exercise, workload, stress, or lifestyle habits are also taken into account.
Vertebral fracture
A vertebral fracture or vertebral fracture refers to a fracture of one or more vertebral bodies of the spine. This injury can be caused by acute trauma, such as falls or traffic accidents, or by pathological processes such as osteoporosis or tumors.…
Spondilolisteza (Wirbelgleiten)
Spondilolisteza, znana tudi kot zdrs vretenca, je bolezen hrbtenice, pri kateri se vretence premakne naprej ali nazaj glede na spodaj ležeče vretence. Ta nepravilna lega lahko povzroči bolečine v hrbtu, omejitve gibanja in nevrološke simptome.…
Spondylolisthesis (vertebral slipping)
Spondylolisthesis, also known as vertebral slipping, is a condition of the spine in which one vertebral body slips forward or backward relative to the vertebra below it. This misalignment can lead to back pain, restricted movement, and neurological…