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1. Condition · Head, face and jaw Facial asymmetry One side of the face looking different from the other — the cause is not always in the face.
2. Condition · Children’s health Flat feet (pes planus) Loss of the foot arch. It is not just a foot problem — it is a disruption of the body’s overall balance.
3. Condition · Children’s health Postural disorders in children One shoulder higher than the other, asymmetry of the upper back, tiring easily — these may not be just habits.
4. Condition · Spine and posture Scoliosis A sideways curvature of the spine. It is found in 3 out of every 5 schoolchildren.
5. Condition · Children’s health Wry neck (torticollis) If your baby’s head is constantly tilted to one side, or they have difficulty moving their neck...
6. Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Cosmetic osteopathy and facial asymmetry The cause of facial asymmetry is not always in the face. Osteopathy treats the body as a whole and looks for the root of the problem.
7. Service · Needle therapies Homeosiniatry Injection of biological preparations into biologically active points.
8. Service · Osteopathy and manual therapy Pediatric and infant osteopathy From newborn to adolescent — a gentle and painless approach; suitability is determined by examination each time.
9. Service · Rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise Rehabilitation Restoring abilities — a comprehensive set of treatment methods aimed at regaining lost or limited functional capacity.
10. Service · Rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise Schroth therapy A specialized breathing and posture therapy used in the treatment of scoliosis.
11. Service · Diagnostics Spine and posture analysis How the body stands, moves and distributes load tells us a great deal about many functional changes.
12. Service · Electrotherapy and device-based treatments TENS therapy Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation — drug-free pain management.
13. Service · Rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise Therapeutic exercise (remedial exercise therapy) Treatment alone is not enough — movement matters too. The best results come from consistent exercise.
14. Service · Massage therapies Therapeutic massage A medical procedure that is used both as part of a comprehensive treatment program and on its own.
15. Article · Spine and posture Assessing scoliosis correctly: the Adams test is not enough A correct diagnosis and timely intervention are critical for the child’s future health.
16. Article · Children’s health Can a heavy school bag cause scoliosis in children? Yes — especially when it is not carried correctly. The weight of the bag, which shoulder it is carried on and the child’s gait directly determine the load on the sp…
17. Article · Spine and posture Can scoliosis be corrected with therapeutic massage? Massage is important — but on its own it does not straighten a curved spine. Don’t believe the myths.
18. Article · Prevention and lifestyle Every type of sport affects the spine differently Swimming, yoga, the gym — which of them strengthens the back muscles, and which call for more caution?
19. Article · Spine and posture Not every crooked posture is scoliosis: what is scoliotic posture? In scoliotic posture the spine itself is structurally healthy — the body stands asymmetrically because of muscle and fascial imbalance.
20. Article · Spine and posture Scoliosis is not just a posture problem If not addressed in time, it can lead to back and neck pain, fatigue and restricted movement.
21. Article · Spine and posture Some diagnoses cannot be made without an X-ray — while others don’t need an MRI Consult a specialist before having an MRI — don’t put yourself to unnecessary expense.
22. Article · Children’s health What are flat feet and how can they be corrected? If your child’s feet look flat, that is not a sign of good health.
23. Article · Spine and posture What is scoliosis and what causes it? A deformity characterized by a curvature of the spine to the right or to the left — in an “S” or “C” shape.
24. Article · Spine and posture “It will go away as they grow” — the most dangerous myth about scoliosis Scoliosis does not correct itself as a child grows. On the contrary, the curvature may increase further during periods of rapid growth.