General Physiotherapy
General physiotherapy is a medical discipline focused on the assessment, treatment and prevention of dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal and neurological system.
Using manual techniques, therapeutic exercises and specific interventions, it aims to improve mobility , relieve pain and restore physical functions impaired by injuries, illnesses or chronic conditions.
Sports Physiotherapy
Sports physiotherapy is a specialized branch of physiotherapy dedicated to athletes and people practicing physical activities. It aims to prevent, diagnose, treat and rehabilitate sports-related injuries, while optimizing the performance and physical condition of athletes.
Objectives of Sports Physiotherapy:
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Injury prevention
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Injury treatment
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Rehabilitation (functional rehabilitation & progressive reintegration)
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Performance optimization
Oro-Maxillo-Facial Therapy
Oromaxillofacial physiotherapy is a specialized branch of physiotherapy that focuses on the treatment of musculoskeletal and functional disorders of the oromaxillofacial region, including the jaw , face , mouth and cervical region .
Using a combination of manual techniques, specific exercises and educational guidance, physical therapists can help patients reduce their pain, improve their function and regain a better quality of life.
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Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMJ)
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Tension headaches
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Ear pain & tinnitus
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Bruxism and jaw clenching
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Chewing and swallowing disorders
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Dizziness
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Facial pain
Post-Operative Physiotherapy
Post-operative physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy specializing in the rehabilitation of patients after surgery. It aims to restore function, mobility and strength to affected areas, reduce pain and prevent complications, allowing for rapid and effective recovery .
Manual Therapy
Manual therapy is a specialty of physical therapy that focuses on the use of the hands to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal and neuromuscular dysfunctions . It involves manipulation and mobilization techniques aimed at improving joint function, reducing pain and restoring mobility.
Dry Needling
Dry needling is a technique that uses fine needles to penetrate the skin and stimulate myofascial trigger points, i.e. hyperirritable areas in the skeletal muscle, to reduce pain, improve mobility and reduce muscle tension .
Taping
Taping uses elastic or rigid adhesive strips applied to the skin to support muscles, ligaments and joints .
Kinesio Taping : Uses elastic bands that mimic the elasticity of skin and muscles. Provides support and stabilization without restricting movement.
Rigid Taping : Uses less elastic tapes for firmer joint stabilization
Cranial physiotherapy
Cranial physiotherapy is sometimes misunderstood and associated with controversial beliefs.
However, this method is not limited to manipulating the skull, but rather involves the overall management of the central nervous system, the cerebrospinal fluid, the cranial membranes and their interactions with the rest of the body.
It can be used specifically to treat tension headaches, tinnitus, and other facial pains.
Muscle reconditioning
Muscle reconditioning is a comprehensive and individualized process that aims to restore muscle function and improve the quality of life of patients after an injury, surgery or a period of prolonged inactivity.
By integrating a progressive, personalized and multidimensional approach, it allows patients to regain optimal strength, flexibility and coordination while minimizing the risks of relapse and long-term complications.