Important Information About Treatment

Everything you should know before and after treatment: helpful tips, contraindications and frequently asked questions — all in one place.

What Is Manual Therapy?

A hands-on, targeted treatment — the therapist's primary tool is their own hands.

Not passive relaxation, but an active process: the patient participates through movement, breathing, stretching and often home exercises.

Comprehensive approach: alongside manual techniques, supplementary tools may be used (e.g. soft laser, taping, fascia treatment).

Root-cause focused: addresses not just symptoms, but their underlying causes.

Supports self-healing: activates the body's own regenerative processes.

Prevention & performance: helps maintain athletic performance and prevent injuries.

For muscle and joint pain or stiffness

To correct limited range of motion or poor posture

In post-injury rehabilitation

For athletes — performance enhancement and injury prevention

Acute infections, fever or inflammatory conditions

Bone fractures or recent surgery

Severe osteoporosis or unstable joints

Conditions with high risk of blood clotting