"Maria Schütt advocates for incorporating yoga sessions in physiotherapy treatments"
A new holistic physiotherapy and yoga practice, named Holistic Physiotherapy, has recently opened its doors on Kamenzer Straße, opposite Alaunplatz in Dresden. The practice, run by Maria Schütt, offers a range of services designed to promote physical rehabilitation and overall well-being through mind-body approaches.
Holistic Physiotherapy combines traditional physiotherapy techniques with complementary therapies such as sound bowl therapy, foot reflex zone massage, oil massage with essential oils, and classic massage therapy. The practice also offers heat and electrotherapy to enhance tissue healing and circulation.
Maria Schütt, the owner and practitioner, completed her physiotherapy training at the Carusakademie of the university clinic and has an additional interest in yoga. She has 28 years of experience in physiotherapy and a yoga teacher training under her belt.
The practice caters to both individual needs and group classes. Individual yoga lessons can be tailored to the physical and mental condition of practitioners, ensuring a personalized approach. Regular group yoga classes are also offered, providing an opportunity for social interaction and shared learning.
Maria Schütt is aware of the challenge in finding patients and is seeking recommendations. She has contacted local doctors and other physiotherapy practices for potential patient referrals. Appointments can be made by arrangement through phone or email.
The practice also houses a yoga studio, providing a dedicated space for yoga practice and classes. Despite not having a significant online presence yet, the website for Holistic Physiotherapy is www.physiopraxis-schuett.com.
In the competitive Dresden market, Holistic Physiotherapy joins established physiotherapy and yoga providers, urban wellness clubs, and holistic centers offering diverse class schedules and integrated services. Success for the new practice will likely depend on offering qualified, certified practitioners, a broad range of holistic services, leveraging online presence, and differentiating through specialized programs.
For those seeking specific contact details or programs of the new facility in Dresden, direct inquiries to local wellness directories or official sports clubs might be the best immediate step. Maria Schütt previously ran a practice in Weinböhla for three years before moving to Kamenzer Straße, demonstrating her commitment to providing quality care in the Dresden community.
At Holistic Physiotherapy, science and health-and-wellness are integrated through a combination of traditional physiotherapy techniques, fitness-and-exercise therapies like yoga, and complementary treatments such as sound bowl therapy and oil massage with essential oils. Maria Schütt, the practice owner, aims to improve both physical rehabilitation and overall well-being by offering specialized services and tailored yoga lessons, drawing on her 28 years of experience in physiotherapy and her passion for yoga.
