Physiomed: Your Partner in Physical Therapy

Kinesiotherapy: Kinesiotherapy is the treatment through movement, which helps in dealing with chronic diseases and injuries through active and passive muscle movements as well as physical exercises. By applying exercise principles, it contributes to improving patient strength, endurance and mobility. This approach incoporates various exercises and techniques utilizing medical tools and massage therapy. Kinesiotherapy plays a crucial role in enchancing the patient’s overall physical well-being.

Mobilization of neural tissue: A method used to alleviate pain and weakness in patients who suffer from trapped nerves. This treatment is employed when other therapies fail to provide lasting relief of symptoms or when the cause of the problem is a trapped nerve. Optimal nerve tissue mobilization aims to improve mobility while it deals with the cause of the issue.

PNF Method: This specific method is a therapeutic approach used for the treatment of neurological and musculiskeletal issues, focusing on the body’s core. The goal of this method is to facilitate movement and improve an individual’s functionality by applying neurophysiological principles to both the motor and sensory aspects, while it enhances the neuromuscular recruitment. This method aids in strengthening, restoring joint mobility, improving endurance and enhancing the patient’s functionality.

Manual Therapy: A holistic therapeutic method that involes evaluating the problem both verbally and through clinical examination. This method applies mobilization techniques to joints, muscles, tendons, fascia, as well as nervous tissue. These techniques are carried out by using straps or exclusively by hand, depending on each patient’s specific needs.

Chiropractic: It is a therapy that involves the use of gentle adjustments to the spinal column in order to restore proper joint function and normal movement. This technique helps reduce the degeneration rate, improve muscle function and release spinal nerves.

Orthosomatic: Orthosomatics is necessary for proper physical activity, offering many therapeutic benefits. It focuses on individuals facing musculoskeletal problems or those who want to prevent them. Based on low-intensity body strengthening exercises, it contributes to proper posture and movement.

Pilates: In physiotherapy, it helps you deal with various mobility issues, such as paralysis, weakness, limited range of motion and inflexibility. It contributes to improving body posture, proper use of breath for better oxygenantion, increased energy, strength and flexibility. Additionally, besides stabilizing the core, it yields significant results in reducing depression, anxiety and relievining stress.

Therapeutic Massage: Therapeutic massage is a type of treatment that aims to relax and provide complete relief to the body, adapting to the specific needs of each individual patient. It acts by enhancing muscle tone and increasing flexibility. It can be used both as a supplementary therapy together with others, or independently. Its therapeutic properties stem from a variety of massage styles that can be applied according to the individual needs of each patient.

Reflexology: Its acts as an alternative therapy used to deal with various issues such as hormonal, headaches, musculosketal problems, allergies, vision problems, circulatory disorders, anxiety and stress. In combination with physiotherapy, reflexology, due to the scientific training of the physiotherapist, is used as a complementary rehabilitation therapy with the goal of providing relief to patients.

Trigger Point Therapy: It is a treatment method that involes applying firm pressure in a gentle, circular motion from the outside towards the center of the Trigger Point. The pressure applied depends on the patient’s tolerance. This specific technique is called ischemic pressure and is repeated according to the condition. It is an effective therapeutic approach that can provide relief from muscular pain and discomfort.

Kinesiotaping: A method for enhanced mobility and injury prevention. By using elastic tape with special Kinesiotaping tapes – which are elastic, self-adhesive and semi-permanent, muscle and joint movement can be facilitated while they protect you the from injuries.

Respiratory Physiotherapy: By engaging specific body parts such as the chest, the thoracic and lateral spinal joints as well as implementing tailored exercising programs, the physiotherapist aims to enhance the patients’s lung ventilation.

Dry Needling Methods: Using the dry needling method, which involves inserting a specialized needle into the muscle to release trigger points, this technique aids in relaxing tissue structures, providing relief from chronic pain incorporating patient’s mobility.