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Craniosacral therapist in Bern: what to know
A craniosacral therapist uses a gentle hands-on approach, applying light touch to the skull, spine and pelvis. This complementary therapy aims to encourage relaxation and wellbeing, and can sit alongside medical care where that is needed.
When to book an appointment
- Persistent physical tension linked to stress or tiredness
- Looking for deep relaxation and improved wellbeing
- Complementary support during or after pregnancy
- Discomfort in the neck, back or jaw
Costs in Switzerland
Craniosacral therapy is generally covered by supplementary insurance; depending on your insurer, the therapist may need specific recognition for sessions to be reimbursed.
Frequently asked questions — craniosacral therapist in Bern
Craniosacral therapist in Bern: how do I book an appointment?
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How much does a consultation cost?
The price depends on the consultation. Medical services are billed under the TARDOC tariff and covered by basic health insurance (LAMal/KVG), minus your deductible and co-payment. Complementary medicine is usually covered by supplementary insurance.
My insurance requires me to see my family doctor first. What should I do?
With a family-doctor, HMO or telemedicine model, you must usually contact your family doctor, HMO centre or advice line before seeing a specialist. Check the terms of your policy before booking.
Is a video consultation covered?
As a rule, yes: a video consultation with a doctor is covered by basic insurance like a visit to the practice, with the same deductible and co-payment.