Prices/Costs
Like the Breuss massage, the Dorn massage is a natural healing method or, in common parlance, a relaxing massage and is therefore not a benefit of statutory or private health insurance. This means that the patient usually has to bear the costs of the treatment himself. Depending on the institution and the duration and scope of treatment, the costs may vary.
One should expect prices between 40-80€ per treatment. Usually the initial treatment is a little more expensive, since the initial consultation and the evaluation of the findings with the therapist also takes place there. However, it is always worthwhile for patients to make an application to their health insurance company or to find out about subsidies for homeopathic treatments in general, since some health insurance companies cover the costs of these treatments annually to a certain extent. Nevertheless, as a patient, you usually have to pay in advance and, if necessary, have the costs reimbursed.
Training
The necessary training to perform a Dorn Massage can be obtained in various weekend seminars. Usually the training is offered in combination with the Breuss massage. Target group of the training are specialists such as doctors, physiotherapists, alternative practitioners, masseurs and other health professions.
However, there is no fixed rule or admission requirement. Contents of the training are among other things: Anatomy and physiology Control of the individual joints and vertebral bodies Repositioning of the joints and vertebral bodies by gentle pressure Self-help exercises for the patient Introduction to the anamnesis Side effects and contraindications Relation of individual vertebrae to organs It is possible to attend further in-depth courses or even to complete a recognized training for the Dorn Method in its country of origin, Switzerland. The costs for the training amount to 100-250€, depending on the duration and extent.
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Control of the individual joints and vertebral bodies
- Repositioning of joints and vertebral bodies by gentle pressure
- Self-help exercises for the patient
- Introduction to the anamnesis
- Side effects and contraindications
- Relation of individual vertebrae to organs
