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Massage therapy is a manual therapeutic discipline recognised in Switzerland that uses kneading, pressure, friction, effleurage and soft tissue mobilisation techniques to relieve muscle tension, improve blood and lymph circulation, and promote physical and mental recovery. ASCA and RME certified massage therapists practise in Geneva, Lausanne, Zurich, Bern, Basel, Fribourg and throughout French and German-speaking Switzerland, in private clinics, health centres, workplaces or at home. Massage therapy is indicated for numerous conditions: chronic muscle pain, low back pain, neck pain, contractures, trigger points, stress-related tension, sports recovery, muscle injuries, fibromyalgia, circulation disorders, oedema, chronic fatigue and sleep disorders. Depending on the patient's needs, the therapist may use different techniques: Swedish massage (classic), deep tissue, sports massage, manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), prenatal and postnatal massage, reflexology, fasciatherapy or hot stone massage. Sessions are personalised and partially reimbursed by ASCA and RME supplementary insurance. Massage therapy integrates perfectly into a holistic health approach alongside physiotherapy, osteopathy or conventional medicine.
Effective relief of contractures, trigger points and myofascial pain
Improved blood and lymph circulation throughout the body
Accelerated recovery after intense physical exertion or sports injury
Significant reduction of stress, anxiety and sleep disorders
Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) for oedema, water retention and heavy legs
Corporate massage for workplace health and RSI prevention
Indicative pricing
CHF 80–120 / session (varies by practitioner)
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Massage therapy is a manual therapy using pressure, kneading and mobilisation techniques to relax muscles, improve circulation, relieve pain and promote recovery. It differs from wellness massage through its targeted therapeutic approach.
Massage therapy is a therapeutic approach targeting specific conditions or pain (contractures, trigger points, chronic pain). Wellness massage focuses on relaxation and comfort without medical goals. Both are complementary.
A full session typically lasts 60 to 90 minutes depending on the protocol and areas to be treated. Shorter 30 to 45-minute sessions exist for targeted treatments (back, neck, shoulders) or corporate massage.
Yes, massage therapy sessions are partially reimbursed by supplementary insurance if the therapist is ASCA or RME certified. The reimbursement rate depends on your insurance contract. A medical prescription may increase coverage.
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