focus on dance physiotherapy.
The guideline of my physiotherapy practices is based on the three pillars: regeneration, prevention and treatment.
Location
Friedrichstr 107
stage entry Kalkscheunenstrasse.
10117 Berlin
Fon 030 23 262-408
Mobil: 0170 24 78 429
appointment
mon to sat 09:00 am till 09:00 pm
regeneration.
The high number of performances means that the dancers are exposed to strong physical strain. Exhaustion leads to a lack of focus and a greater risk of injury develops. It is required to allow therapeutic measures that accelerate the recovery process as relaxing by manual massage, water therapy and heat application.
prevention.
Due to individual body structure and to an acquired inappropriate behaviour, the dancers may develop compensatory mechanisms. These mechanisms complicate the execution of dance techniques; they increase unnecessarily the expenditure of energy, promote joint degeneration, and increase the risk of accidents. Preventive measures include raising awareness of malpositions by therapeutic ballet training, supplementary rehabilitations training for individual task mastery of dance roles.
therapy.
The profession of a dancer is always associated with injury. Intensive professional treatment for such injuries is lengthy with conventional physiotherapy. This may also cause muscle breakdown and loss of condition. When dancers return to performing without appropriate care, relapse is inevitable and can cause serious injuries or chronic conditions.
A therapeutic measure includes targeted rehabilitation training after trauma. Here are all the techniques of physical therapy available.
background.
Younes Laraki completed his ballet training from 1981-1985 at the University of Music and Dance in Hanover. Until 1997 he worked as a professional dancer at the Deutsche Oper in Berlin. This was followed by teaching children and adults as a ballet teacher. Through teaching he developed an understanding of the specific physical issues dancers face, which is why he began 2003 his vocational training as a physiotherapist. He has been supervising the 60-member dance company of the Friedrichstadt-Palast in Berlin since 2006.
service overview.
I offer a range of services, specialising in proactive physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation:
- Remedial gymnastics
- Lymphatic drainage
- Bobath concept
- Back and spine exercise (Brügger)
- Kinesio taping
- Massages (classic massage, functional massages, connective tissue massages)
- Fango therapy
- Red light
- Electrical therapy
- Ultrasonic therapy
Cupping
contact.
approach.
U-Bahn
U6 U-Bahnhof Oranienburger Tor
S-Bahn
Bahnhof Friedrichstraße (S1, S2, S25, S26, S3, S5, S7, S9 und Regionalverkehr)
Bahnhof Oranienburger Straße (S1, S2, S25, S26)
Tram
Linien M1 und 12 U Oranienburger Tor
Linie M5 S Oranienburger Straße,
Bus
Linie 147 Friedrichstraße/Reinhardtstraße
Linie 142 Torstraße/U Oranienburger Tor
legal notices.
Physiotherapy practice in the Friedrichstadt-Palast
Represented by Younes Laraki
Friedrichstr. 107
stage entry Kalkscheunenstrasse
10117 Berlin
Fon: 030 23 262-408
Mobil: 0170 24 78 429
Email: y.laraki[at]gmx.de
Information according to § 5 TMG, also responsible for the content according to § 55 Abs. 2 RStV
Physiotherapy practice
Younes Laraki, physiotherapist
The legal professional title is / physiotherapist, the job title was awarded in the Federal Republic of Germany
The permission to run the job title according to §1 Abs. 1 Masseur and Physiotherapeuten Act (MPhG) was granted to me on 09 of October. 2006 by the State Office for Health and Social Affairs Berlin.
Professional regulations
The following professional regulations apply:
Heilmittelwerbegesetz
Professional Code of Physiotherapists
Law on the profession of physiotherapist
Health Care Act of the State of Berlin
Information on professional liability insurance:
Name and registered office of the company: Feuersozietät Berlin Brandenburg / Heilwesen Liability
10913 Berlin
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