For years, pinopressure was regarded as a method bordering on alternative medicine. It was associated with intuition and a „therapeutic feel” rather than a scientific approach. Meanwhile, modern physiotherapy is increasingly turning to neurophysiological evidence and research on the fascial system to understand why this technique is so successful in pain therapy. Pinopressure is not based on magic, but on...
In the world of physiotherapy, there is a growing need to search for methods to better understand the patient's body and respond more effectively to their needs. Classic mobilisation techniques or deep tissue massage are sometimes insufficient when the source of pain is emotional tension or flow disturbances in the nervous system. This is why more and more therapists are reaching out to take a pinopressure course, seeing it not only as training in...
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Gout is a disease that can significantly affect patients' quality of life, causing pain and reduced mobility. How can it be treated?
Trigger points are painful areas in the muscles that can cause chronic pain and restricted mobility.
An ankle sprain, or ankle sprain, is one of the most common injuries. As it usually occurs due to a sudden bending of the foot, usually when running, jumping or descending stairs, many such injuries occur during the holiday season, when we walk, run or play football more. A sprained ankle joint should not be taken lightly. Underestimating this...
Find out how manual therapy can rebalance the body, improve joint mobility and impact overall health!
Muscle pain and radiating back pain are ailments that many people face. Problems are not only caused by congenital conditions or injuries, but are often also due to an unhealthy lifestyle. More and more often, we spend our days sitting motionless, aggravating back curvatures. Subsequently, pain can also translate to other parts of the body - the head,...
Modern therapies are based on muscle energy techniques that not only improve the appearance of muscles, but also their endurance.
Slippery pavements, icy slopes and intense exercise can lead to injury. Physiotherapy can help with winter injuries!