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View profileComplementary therapies: what to know
Complementary therapies include approaches such as naturopathy, traditional Chinese medicine, reflexology or homeopathy. They aim to support your overall well-being and can complement, but should not replace, the treatment offered by your doctor, with whom they are best discussed.
When to book an appointment
- Looking for holistic support for your well-being
- Stress, ongoing fatigue or sleep problems
- Alongside medical treatment you are already receiving
- Wanting to try a natural or gentle approach
Costs in Switzerland
Complementary therapies are generally covered by supplementary insurance; some methods practised by doctors may be covered by compulsory basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG).