The Method
Matrix Rhythm Therapy is a gentle method based on the natural rhythm of healthy muscle and tissue cells. Using a special therapeutic device, mechanical oscillations within the physiological frequency range are transmitted to the tissue.
How we work
Matrix Rhythm Therapy is based on the natural rhythm of healthy muscle and tissue cells. A specialized therapeutic device is used to transmit mechanical oscillations within the physiological frequency range to the tissue. These rhythmic impulses can support blood circulation and cellular metabolism, influence tension, and improve mobility – serving as a physiotherapeutic component that is applied either on its own or as a supplement, depending on the clinical findings.
Typical goals
The goal is to promote the natural function of muscles and tissue, improve tissue quality and the sense of movement, effectively influence states of tension, support recovery, and consolidate therapeutic effects through active elements in a way that is practical for everyday life.
You’ve come to the right place if...
Targeted & methodical
Gentle & well explained
Treatment & Transfer
When Matrix Rhythm Therapy can be particularly beneficial
We use Matrix Rhythm Therapy when tissue conditions and tension levels affect the quality of movement, or when regeneration and function require targeted support – always tailored to your specific findings and goals.
At the Lämmerhirt practice, Matrix Rhythm Therapy serves as a specialized component of physiotherapy – clearly explained, well-integrated, and supplemented with exercises where appropriate.
Common topics we help with
Scars & Tissue
Targeted tissue stimulation for limited mobility – to improve tissue quality and function.
Swelling & Congestion
Rhythmic impulses to support blood circulation and metabolism – for sensations of swelling and congestion.
Tension & Musculature
Gentle, deep-tissue-oriented treatment of muscular tension – to improve the sense of movement and tissue condition.
Heel spur
Tissue-oriented treatment for load-related foot complaints – to improve function and load-bearing capacity.
Golfer's and tennis elbow
Targeted tissue work for overuse patterns in the forearm and elbow – to reduce tension and improve function.
Regeneration & Function
Supporting the body's own regenerative processes – for better tissue quality and quality of movement in everyday life.
Supplementary components
Suitable components that we can add depending on the goal:
Your treatment process
To ensure you know what to expect and why we do what we do, our approach follows a clear logic.
Step 1 | Medical History & Analysis
We clarify concerns, burdens, movement, and relevant connections – what should become possible again?
Step 2 | Targeted application
We use the device in a targeted manner – tailored to your specific findings, not according to a standard protocol.
Step 3 | Active Supplement
Appropriate exercises support control, movement quality, and resilience (instead of mere "resting").
Step 4 | Exercise Integration & Progression
We will look together at how this can be applied to your daily life – and adjust the exercises as we go.
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.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Didn't find what you were looking for? We would be happy to assist you personally.
What is Matrix Rhythm Therapy – briefly explained?
A method involving rhythmic mechanical impulses applied to tissue and musculature – used as a component of physiotherapy.
What can I expect at the start?
We begin with a consultation and analysis. This is followed by targeted application and – depending on the goal – active guidance.
Can Matrix Rhythm Therapy be combined with exercises?
Yes. Exercises help transfer what happens during treatment into everyday life.
How long does a treatment take?
That depends on the prescription, your initial situation, and your goals. We will openly discuss what works best for you and adjust the content as we go.
Do I need a prescription?
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 right for you.
What should I bring to the first appointment?
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
