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Physiotherapy for Knee Pain
The knee is one of the most important joints in our body, playing a crucial role in everyday movement. It is the central component of the lower limb locomotor system and is responsible for flexion, extension, and stabilisation of the leg during walking, running, and climbing stairs. Due to its funct
Marta Foryś
mgr
Neurological Physiotherapy After Stroke — Key to Recovery
The brain is the most important organ in the human body, responsible for all vital functions, cognitive abilities, movement, and emotions. It consists of billions of neurons that communicate with one another, forming complex networks that enable us to think, feel, and move. Unfortunately, a stroke —
Marta Foryś
mgr
Dental Physiotherapy — When Is It Worth Considering?
Dental physiotherapy is an increasingly popular method supporting the treatment of conditions related to the stomatognathic system, which comprises the temporomandibular joints, masticatory muscles, and teeth. It can effectively address a variety of complaints, such as jaw pain, muscle stiffness, an
Katarzyna Proficz
mgr
Autism in Children — Key Symptoms, Causes, and Therapy Methods
Autism spectrum is a neurodevelopmental disorder with a varied course. Learn about early symptoms, diagnostic methods, and how to support your child in everyday life.
Małgorzata Hwang
mgr
Introducing Solid Foods: When and How to Start?
Introducing solid foods to your baby's diet is an important step in their development, but also a time that many parents await with excitement and anticipation. The vision of shared meals, a little face smiling at a spoon, and the fascination with each new flavour mean that most mothers begin thorou
Marta Karwot-Pięta
Craniosacral Therapy: Everything You Need to Know
Craniosacral therapy is one of the popular methods of manual therapy that is gaining increasing recognition among patients and therapists. It is non-invasive, painless, and suitable for both adults and children.
Nido Family Centre Team