Osteopathy
A hands-on treatment method that works on the musculoskeletal system, internal organs, spine, nervous system and circulation.
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From manual techniques to device-based therapies, from traditional methods to modern diagnostics — 41 methods across 9 areas of care. Which method is right for you is determined after an examination.
Osteopathy and manual therapy
Hands-on techniques, without medication or needles. The goal is not to silence the pain — it is to find its cause.
Visceral osteopathy
A manual therapy method that works with the internal organs. It restores the organs’ natural mobility and improves their function.
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From newborn to adolescent — a gentle and painless approach; suitability is determined by examination each time.
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Restoring the body’s normal function without the use of medication or surgical methods.
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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.
Learn moreGraston Technique therapy
Fascia therapy that reaches the deep tissues using special metal instruments.
Learn moreMyofascial release and fascia therapy
As fascia stiffens, movement decreases, pain increases and the body tires. With work applied in the right direction, the fasciae are released.
Learn moreRehabilitation and therapeutic exercise
There is no recovery without movement. With individually selected exercise programs, we restore muscle balance and posture.
Rehabilitation
Restoring abilities — a comprehensive set of treatment methods aimed at regaining lost or limited functional capacity.
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A specialized breathing and posture therapy used in the treatment of scoliosis.
Learn moreTherapeutic exercise (remedial exercise therapy)
Treatment alone is not enough — movement matters too. The best results come from consistent exercise.
Learn moreKinesiology taping (kinesio tape)
An elastic tape applied to the skin — it supports the muscles and joints and reduces pain.
Learn moreElectrotherapy and device-based treatments
Modern device-based therapies that reduce pain, calm inflammation and speed up tissue repair.
Physiotherapy
No two pains are the same — so no two patients’ treatments should be the same either.
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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation — drug-free pain management.
Learn moreInterferential current therapy
A method that acts on the deep layers of the body through the intersection of two different electrical currents.
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High-frequency sound waves acting on both superficial and deep tissues.
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Electromagnetic field therapy — it reduces joint inflammation and makes movement more comfortable.
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A procedure that helps your muscles work more actively. During the procedure the muscles do the work while you simply lie back and relax.
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A device that reduces the load on the spine by placing the body in an inverted position.
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Trigger points, energy channels and injured ligaments — targeted fine-needle techniques.
Acupuncture
Stimulation of specific active points on the body with fine needles — a method from Chinese medicine that is recognized in modern medicine.
Learn moreDry needling
A targeted intervention on tension points within the muscle (trigger points).
Learn moreProlotherapy and PRP (platelet-rich plasma)
A regenerative treatment method for repairing damaged ligaments and tendons.
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A form of acupuncture, which restores the body’s energy balance, enhanced with electrical stimulation.
Learn moreHomeosiniatry
Injection of biological preparations into biologically active points.
Learn moreTraditional treatment methods
Methods practiced for centuries, performed today under modern medical supervision.
Hijama (cupping therapy)
A traditional method practiced for centuries — it creates a vacuum on the body to get the circulation moving.
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Leech therapy — it boosts circulation and activates the body’s own repair processes.
Learn moreVacuum therapy (vacuum cupping massage)
A technique from ancient Eastern medicine that uses cups and cupping massage.
Learn moreHot stone massage
Massage with heated volcanic stones — a deep relaxation method from ancient Eastern medicine.
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For us, massage is not relaxation — it is part of the treatment plan.
Therapeutic massage
A medical procedure that is used both as part of a comprehensive treatment program and on its own.
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A gentle yet effective method that uses the hands to reduce tension around the internal organs.
Learn moreLymphatic drainage massage and pressotherapy
Device-based and manual techniques that remove excess fluid from the body and reduce edema and swelling.
Learn moreFacial massage and ultrasonic facial treatment
Not just a relaxing procedure — an effective method for healthy, fresh-looking skin.
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Normalizes tense and shortened muscle groups and has a positive effect on immunity.
Learn moreBody, pelvic floor and aesthetics
Device-based programs for edema, lymphatic congestion, pelvic floor weakness and postpartum recovery.
EMSHIF Kegel chair
The effect of thousands of Kegel exercises in a single session. You simply sit — the technology does the rest.
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Strengthening the abdominal, lower back and thigh muscles with electromagnetic pulses.
Learn moreG8 vibration massage device
A vibration massage device with a deep effect on the body — for both therapeutic and aesthetic purposes.
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A treatment plan starts with measurement, not guesswork.
So-Check (Oligoscan) intracellular analysis
No blood draw, no needles — your body’s mineral, vitamin and heavy metal balance in a few minutes.
Learn moreSpine and posture analysis
How the body stands, moves and distributes load tells us a great deal about many functional changes.
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Precise device-based assessment of flat feet and foot deformities.
Learn moreMind, breath and movement
The body is the home of the soul. A complete result cannot be achieved with physiological intervention alone.
Yoga and meditation
Yoga is not just exercise — it is getting to know your body again.
Learn moreExercise and fitness groups
Twice a week — a dedicated program for both children and women.
Learn morePsychological support and mind-body work
Sometimes, to heal, the body needs not only touch but also to be understood.
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