Welcome to Nordic Science
Your scientific private practice for physical therapy in an interdisciplinary center specializing in complex medical conditions.
Every individual is unique. We take the time to address your specific concerns. We offer services ranging from Physiotherapy and Neurorehabilitation to Sports Physiotherapy and Performance Diagnostics. Our patients benefit from the synergy of sports science, physiotherapy, neuroscience, and medicine at Nordic Science. Our conviction is that lasting success can only be achieved when employing a science-based and holistic approach.
Are you dealing with an acute injury, persistent ailments, or an unexplained drop-off in performance? Please contact us. No prescription or medical diagnosis is required for our first consultation.
Science and research as the foundation of success
As one of the few centers in Germany, we have a close collaboration with colleges and universities. We conduct research, engage in teaching, and strive for further development of physiotherapy, always utilizing the most up-to-date therapy methods.
Furthermore, we are happy to share our knowledge with others. For those who are interested, we offer regular courses at our Institute for Biomechanics and Neuroscience. Our Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs combine knowledge from orthopedics, neuroscience, and exercise therapy with practical case studies from our private physical therapy practice.
You can visit the pages of our institute for an overview of current studies and continuing education courses.
Universities and colleges with whom we work on research projects:
Why is applied neuroscience a significant part of our identity?
The Nordic Science approach is firmly anchored in neuroscience, which encompasses a wide range of different disciplines. Our nervous system controls all bodily functions and procedures pain perception and movement execution. Comprehending the functions of the nervous system is essential to identify the root cause of limitations and address them sustainably. Most recent findings from this field are used not only in the treatment of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases, but also in the rehabilitation of chronic pain and sports injuries.