Manual Therapy

The aim of manual therapy is to increase the restricted movement, called blockage in the joints, in postural balance, at the highest degree and painlessly, to provide function and to protect body mechanics.

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It is a proven and accepted method used in the treatment of musculoskeletal dysfunctions.

Manual techniques have long been used, often in combination with other modalities. It has been proven by scientific research that manual methods are extremely valuable in the treatment of many joint and soft tissue problems.

Purpose of Manual Therapies

1. Reducing Pain;

2. Reducing pain and muscle spasm

3. Reducing chronic postural and occupational stress

4. Reducing and Preventing Tissue Stiffness;

5. Recovery of normal tissue flexibility and extensibility

6. Correction of muscle weakness or imbalance

7. Stabilization of unstable segments

8. Acquiring adequate control of movement

9. Patient Education;

10. prevent recurrence

11. Psychological well-being and gaining confidence