About Us

Conventional medicine is well suited for the treatment of many complaints. That is why, in ZiSMed, we work in accordance with the latest achievements of scientific medicine. In the treatment of certain complaints, of particularly tenacious diseases, and in illness prevention, we may prefer to employ alternate techniques.

These emphasize the unity of body, brain and psyche as a whole and go beyond the mere treatment of the symptom and its direct cause. In round-table case discussions, together, we develop the optimal interdisciplinary treatment solution for our patients with particularly complex ailments.

Gynecology is the science of the female genitals, but most people nowadays use their genitals far more for sexuality than for reproduction or for being ill. The prevention of sexual problems, therefore, is just as much part of the ZiSMed concept of gynecology as contraception and prevention of cancer etc.

This means your gynecologist may inquire about your sexual wellbeing, or point out connections between somatic findings and sexual functioning, even if you didn’t ask about it. As research has shown, most patients wish for their doctors to open up the subject of sexuality first. Needless to say, it is entirely up to you to decide if you want to enter into the discussion or rather not.

Yes, some sex therapists at ZiSMed offer online appointments. For some, it is easier to talk about private issues in familiar surroundings than in unfamiliar rooms. Furthermore, the online setting allows a high degree of flexibility for appointments without commuting and waiting times in the practice.

Manual medicine is suitable for acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. This includes acute and chronic back pain, lower back pain, restricted joint movement, neck pain, back pain during pregnancy, posture problems, rib blockages, and muscular imbalances.

We offer psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families, and adolescents are also welcome. You can profit from psychotherapy if you are dealing with difficulties managing emotions (such as aggression, grief, anxiety, shame, guilt), depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, addictions, PTSD, relationship conflicts, or physical problems such as pain or sleep disorders.