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We provide manual relaxation techniques, myofascial release techniques, trigger point techniques, stretching and soft tissue mobilisation techniques, as well as individual programmes aimed at relaxation and improving mobility. Our services are focused on prevention, relaxation, regeneration and the overall well-being of the individual.
The treatment may be particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing chronic physical tension, a feeling of stiffness, the effects of prolonged sitting, increased stress levels or reduced physical mobility. The manual techniques we use contribute to restoring physical balance, promoting greater relaxation and supporting overall well-being and functional vitality.
During the first treatment, we perform a functional assessment that includes an initial consultation, movement analysis, posture assessment, evaluation of joint mobility and a manual assessment of muscle tension. Based on this assessment, we present an individual programme comprising personalised treatments, provided that there are no limitations to their implementation.
Manual medicine is classified among techniques aimed at supporting physical health and well-being and includes:
- functional movement assessment
- palpation
- soft tissue mobilisation
- stretching
- release of tension
- improving mobility
and thus contributes to supporting physical balance.
The symptoms, complaints and diagnoses listed below are among those most commonly encountered by people seeking assistance for problems or disorders of the musculoskeletal system. The list is provided solely for general informational purposes regarding common conditions and does not represent a list of conditions treated in individual cases. The suitability of an examination and any potential treatment is determined by the professional based on an individual professional assessment.
The most common complaints include:
- pain in the spine (cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions),
- pain in the arms and legs,
- sensations of tingling, numbness and weakness,
- feelings of stiffness and joint pain,
- chondrosis, osteochondrosis, spondyloarthrosis and spondylosis (degenerative changes),
- changes in the curvature of the spine (straightened lordosis, kyphosis, scoliosis),
- reflex syndromes (cervicalgia, cervicobrachialgia, lumbalgia, lumbosciatica, etc.),
- irritation of the autonomic ganglia of the autonomic nervous system,
- circulatory disorders in the vertebral artery,
- grade I and II spondylolisthesis (vertebral displacement),
- disc protrusion and herniation,
- joint arthrosis,
- altered movement patterns,
- conditions following injuries or surgical procedures,
- epicondylitis and carpal tunnel syndrome,
- grade I and II scoliosis,
- headaches, dizziness and insomnia,
- tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ears) and visual disturbances,
- sciatica,
- muscle pain,
- insomnia,
- headache,
- dizziness,
- tinnitus,
- tingling,
- stiffness,
- burning pain,
- foot pain,
- joint inflammation,
- knee swelling,
- groin pain,
- chronic pain,
- neuropathy,
- fibromyalgia,
- acute low back pain,
- post-operative conditions,
- post-traumatic conditions,
- functional difficulties,
- weakness in the limbs.
The most common diagnoses or conditions associated with musculoskeletal problems:
- disc protrusion,
- disc herniation,
- Schmorl’s hernia,
- arthrosis,
- chondrosis,
- osteochondrosis,
- spondylosis,
- spondyloarthrosis,
- spondylolisthesis,
- retrolisthesis,
- anterolisthesis,
- spondylolysis,
- cervicalgia,
- cervicocranialgia,
- cervicobrachialgia,
- sciatica,
- thoracalgia,
- lumbalgia,
- radiculopathy,
- tinnitus,
- carpal tunnel syndrome,
- piriformis syndrome,
- vertigo,
- tennis elbow,
- tendinitis,
- heel spur,
- scoliotic deviation,
- capsulitis,
- Baker’s cyst,
- rotator cuff tear,
- metatarsalgia,
- sacrum acutum,
- plantar fasciitis,
- SLAP lesion,
- rhizarthrosis,
- calcification,
- arthritis,
- vertebral displacement,
- impingement syndrome,
- spinal stenosis,
- facet joint lesion,
- sacroiliitis.
Source: The symptoms and diagnoses listed above represent general information about common diseases and disorders of the musculoskeletal system, based on professional medical literature (MSD Manual Professional Edition, WHO and other professional sources).