Long Covid Therapy in Frankfurt – Gradual Progression, Regaining Resilience

Long Covid can significantly alter your daily life: exertion quickly becomes overwhelming, energy levels are hard to plan for, and even familiar routines suddenly feel exhausting. At our practice in Frankfurt, we support you with a calm, measured approach to physiotherapy – helping you find your bearings and regain a more reliable ability to move.

The Method

Physiotherapy for Long Covid means we help you rebuild your stamina, body awareness, and ability to manage daily activities – at a pace suited to your current condition. The focus is on providing guidance, carefully managing exertion levels, and using exercises that are practical for everyday life.

How we work

A typical approach combines analysis, targeted guidance, and active, easily scheduled components – which may include breathing exercises, light strength and movement activities, and energy management (pacing) strategies, depending on individual needs.

Typical goals of Long Covid Therapy

Better assess exertion and manage it in a way that fits into daily life, make physical activity easier to plan, support breathing and regulation, and gradually build stability and coordination.

Briefly explained

What is Long Covid therapy?

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You’ve come to the right place if...

Exhaustion & Orientation

You feel exhausted more quickly and find it difficult to gauge the level of strain.
We start with a clear picture of your current capacity – and from there, we work out what makes sense and is realistic.

Calm & predictable

You are looking for an approach that is calm, predictable, and transparent—instead of a "Bite the bullet!" mentality.
No pressure, no "too much, too soon." We build up in clear stages – tailored to your daily routine and your current capacity.

Exercises for everyday life

You want concrete strategies and exercises that you can actually implement at home.
You will receive exercises and tips that are brief, manageable, and tailored to your daily routine – not long programs, but targeted steps.

How we support you

Long Covid therapy focuses on a safe, gradual return to activity. We carefully assess what is currently manageable – and what is still too much.

Manage workload

Pacing, breaks, and sensible progression – to allow for energy management without repeatedly falling into a state of exhaustion.

Movement can be planned again

Walking, stairs, everyday activities – gradually and within a framework that feels safe.

Respiration & Regulation

Breathing training as a building block – for posture, breathing, and regulation, tailored to the current stage.

Body Awareness & Stability

Posture, core stability, and coordination – build these up in a targeted and measured way, without overexertion.

Develop routines

Exercises and strategies you can implement yourself between appointments – brief, manageable, and practical for everyday life.

Follow-up (if stable)

As physical resilience increases, we support the transition to training and prevention.

Supplementary components

Suitable components that we can add depending on the goal:

Your treatment process

To ensure you don’t just do things at random, we start by getting our bearings and then build up in clear stages – tailored to your daily routine and your current capacity.

Step 1 | Initial Check & Clarification of Objectives

We clarify what is currently going well, what is too much – and which goal is realistic and helpful.

We develop a framework for managing your energy, scheduling breaks, and making progress predictable.

We incorporate exercises that are clearly guided and easy to plan – focusing on quality rather than speed.

You take away concrete steps to use at home – brief, manageable, and tailored to you. We build further on what works.

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Did you know?

Focus on common complaints

Sometimes the first question isn't about the method – but rather what makes sense for your specific needs.

In the "Common Complaints" section, you will find guidance on frequently occurring conditions – featuring clear information, sensible next steps, and appropriate therapeutic components.

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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Didn't find what you were looking for? We would be happy to assist you personally.

A calm, personalized approach that integrates energy management (pacing), movement, and regulation – featuring clear, practical steps for everyday life.

Pacing means planning energy expenditure and activity levels to avoid overexertion as much as possible – through sensible breaks, prioritization, and small, realistic increases.

Breathing-related exercises can be a helpful component. For us, this means exercises for posture, breathing, and regulation – tailored to your current level.

Integrative Breathwork

Yes – provided the training structure suits your current level and is increased in a planned manner. We start at a steady pace and determine together what is possible next.

In that case, a particularly cautious start is important. We align our approach with your daily routine and focus on guidance and stabilization – not pressure.

That varies greatly from person to person. We work in stages, assessing the next logical step from one appointment to the next.

Physiotherapy can be prescribed by a doctor. If you have private health insurance, are a self-paying patient, or hold supplementary insurance, we will openly discuss which options are suitable.

Contact

If available: referral/prescription, relevant test results, and comfortable clothing. Note: As some people are sensitive to scents, we ask that you refrain from wearing strong perfume. Please feel free to contact us if you are unsure.

Contact & Appointment

If you would like to request an appointment, you've come to the right place. Simply fill out the form – we will get back to you. 

Monday to Friday:
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
(Appointments by arrangement)

Phone +49 (0) 69 92038093
Email: info@praxis-laemmerhirt.de

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