PHYSIOTERAPY

A Breuss massage is a gentle energetic massage with regenerative effects on the spine. It nourishes the intervertebral discs, improves blood circulation, nourishment and oxygenation of individual vertebra. At the same time, it is an auxiliary diagnostic technique and massage method, which releases tension around the...

During the cupping therapy, silicon cups are applied to the body's surface. To increase the effect, the cups are applied at an active acupuncture point and reflective places (Head zones), where the correct function of individual organs can be affected. There is an under pressure created in the cups, which causes its...

A reflective massage is a dry massage performed by a physiotherapist, using the friction effect between the fingers and skin folds. The massage is slightly more intensive than a classical massage with oil or emulsion. A reflective massage is used for acute as well as chronic pains. It is a perfect addition to individual...

Individual physiotherapeutic techniques aimed at the activation of stabilizing muscle chains and improving sensorimotor skills of the locomotor system. During the exercise ‘unstable’ boards, gymnastic balls, segments, overballs or elastic pulling are used. The aim is to improve the condition of the locomotor system and...

Individual physiotherapy is an individually set plan of rehabilitation guided by your actual health condition and needs. They may include, besides exercises, also mobilization and soft techniques to treat the locomotor system. A physiotherapist demonstrations and checks the correctness of the exercises. The aim is to...