Question 1

Does health insurance cover the costs of kinesiology?

Accepted Answer

Kinesiology is not covered by statutory health insurance in Austria, as it is considered a complementary method. However, some private supplemental insurance plans reimburse a portion of the costs. It's best to check directly with your insurance provider.

Question 2

How do I schedule an appointment?

Accepted Answer

You can reach me by phone at +43 699 11 31 69 44 or by email at praxis@ikumi.at . Appointments are available by arrangement from Tuesday to Saturday, even outside of regular office hours.

Question 3

How long does a kinesiology session last?

Accepted Answer

A kinesiology session lasts approximately 90 minutes. For more complex issues, it could take up to two hours. Therefore, it's best to plan your time generously.

Question 4

How often should you go to kinesiology?

Accepted Answer

This is very individual and depends on your specific issue. Some clients come for a one-off session to address a pressing problem, while others use regular sessions (e.g., monthly) for ongoing support. After the first session, we'll discuss together what would be best for you.The best and most sustainable results are achieved through continuous collaboration, in which a program is developed and adapted.

Question 5

What does a typical kinesiology session look like?

Accepted Answer

First, the problems and goals are discussed in a consultation. Questions are asked to clarify the client's lifestyle and physical and mental state. Following this, kinesiological methods are used to support self-regulation, creating a balanced state and thus enabling deeper work. Then, muscle testing is used to uncover the underlying causes and solutions that are individually needed.

Question 6

How much does a kinesiology session at Ikumi cost?

Accepted Answer

The price for a kinesiology session is €90 for 60 minutes. A session lasts 90 to 120 minutes. Students receive a reduced price of €70 for 60 minutes. Payments can be made in cash or by bank transfer.