Physiotherapy
6 articles
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.
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.
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.
Katarzyna Proficz
mgr
First Visit to a Sensory Integration Therapist
At each stage of development, a child displays countless shades of behaviour and personality. They acquire new skills that prepare them for functioning in society.
Małgorzata Hwang
mgr
Bruxism in Children — Causes, Effects, and Treatment Methods
Bruxism — the involuntary clenching or grinding of teeth — is a common problem affecting both adults and children.
Katarzyna Proficz
mgr
Benefits of Fascial Therapy: Effective Treatment of Muscle Tension
Fascia plays a crucial role in our body. It serves an essential function in maintaining proper posture, muscle flexibility, and ensuring the correct functioning of internal organs.
Paweł Ostafin
mgr