Therapeutic taping supports muscles and joints, enhances blood circulation, and helps reduce pain and swelling. It is commonly used for stabilization, load relief, and supporting the healing process in both acute and chronic conditions.

Cupping therapy is a manual treatment technique using specialised cups applied to the skin to create negative pressure. This method stimulates blood circulation, relieves muscle tension, and supports pain reduction, commonly used for musculoskeletal pain and functional movement restrictions.

Respiratory therapy improves breathing, promotes lung function and increases physical endurance, e.g. in cases of respiratory diseases or after surgery.

Heat therapy (such as fango or infrared therapy) is used to relax muscles, enhance blood circulation, and relieve pain. It helps loosen soft tissues, improve mobility, and serves as a supportive or preparatory measure in physiotherapy treatment.

Traction therapy, often performed using a suspension table, gently decompresses the spine and joints. It helps reduce pain, relieve pressure, and improve mobility, particularly for neck and back conditions.