Manual physiotherapy combines manual techniques and modern apparatus physiotherapy to accurately assess muscle and joint problems and restore normal mobility function. Therapeutic programmes are individual in order to provide permanent pain relief and to support the recovery of daily mobility.

For whom

Services are suitable for people experiencing chronic or acute pain, recovering from sports or work injuries, need follow-up treatment after surgery or feel restrictions on daily movements. It is also suitable for office staff, athletes, the elderly and those who want to prevent recurrent problems.

Process description

A thorough assessment of the mobility and function will be carried out at the beginning, combining clinical examination and, if necessary, object-specific tests. The evaluation shall be based on a personal treatment plan that may include:

• manual therapy techniques (mobilisation of joints, work of soft tissues, realignment of joints),
• apparatus physiotherapy sessions (electrotherapy, ultrasound, laser therapy, etc.) and tissue recovery techniques,
• functional exercises and management to support daily activities,
• home exercises and preventative counselling to reduce the risk of repetition.

Principal functions and advantages

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  What to expect and how quickly results can be seen

  Results depend on the problem and individual condition; many patients feel the initial pain relief after a few sessions. With consistent treatment, the mobility function will be restored and the frequency of spikes will decrease - often visible within a few weeks to a few months.

  Book consultation and start targeted recovery today - a personalised plan ensures that freedom of movement and quality of life return as soon as possible.