The individual in the center of focus. Excellence and harmony of body, mind and soul.

Focus on the individual.

A holistic view of the patient shapes our understanding of medicine and dentistry.

Our offering is based on the best available scientific knowledge. In addition, wherever possible and meaningful, our treatment concepts draw on our wealth of experience from complementary medicine. The many years of experience of our physicians and therapists, together with interdisciplinary exchange, are important cornerstones for the best possible treatment outcomes. Our primary focus is on the treatment of the whole family – from infancy to adulthood – because some diseases can only be explained in the context of the family.

Voices of our patients

The way, how we help our patients.

Kate Reid

Vancouver, Canada

In the Alpstein Clinic we were cared for and treated at the highest level in biological medicine/dentistry - as individuals with the greatest care and compassion.

Adam Witt and family

Australia

Visiting the Alpstein clinic has been a life changing experience. All the team go above and beyond to make you feel like you are part of their family.

May we help you too?

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1/15/2020

MD Birgit Kohl MSc

ADHD: What does it mean

ADHD stands for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and belongs to the group of behavioural disorders that include an emotional component. The main symptoms are inattention, motor restlessness (hyperactivity) and increased impulsiveness. ADHD is the most frequently diagnosed psychiatric disease in childhood and adolescence. In Switzerland, approximately 3-5% of all children suffer from ADHD. The aim of the treatments is to create a relaxed family structure, to reduce the suffering for the affected person and their surroundings, to compensate for possible deficiencies, and to achieve harmonization and regulation at all levels.

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1/15/2020

Dr. med. Heike Herzog

Am I suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome or burnout?

Johanna (the patient’s name has been changed) has been suffering for several months from a persistent lack of energy and increasing fatigue. Shortly after getting up, Johanna would already like to lie down again. It takes a long time until Johanna admits to herself that she has to accept professional help to be able to cope with everyday life and her experiences again. Does Johanna suffer from a burnout or from chronic fatigue syndrome?

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High sensitivity is a gift for perception, not a disease

1/15/2020

Flavia Krogh

High sensitivity is a gift for perception, not a disease

Sensitive people can see, hear, smell, taste and feel intensely, and sometimes this intensity of perception can overwhelm them. Increased perception is both a blessing and a curse. It has positive and negative consequences, not only for feeling and thinking, but also on a physical level. That is why knowledge and careful handling of it are critical. In the Alpstein Clinic, we support you holistically and precisely, as well as in terms of prevention, so that this gift is not a weakness, but rather a strength.

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