Physiotherapy

Orthopaedic and trauma physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy that focuses on the rehabilitation and recovery of orthopaedic and traumatic injuries.

Neurological physiotherapy focuses on the rehabilitation and recovery of neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and spinal cord injuries.

Prenatal physiotherapy is an approach that aims to improve the physical and mental well-being of pregnant women through relaxation and muscle-strengthening techniques.

Postnatal physiotherapy helps new mothers regain their strength and physical balance after childbirth, thanks to personalised rehabilitation techniques.

Uro-gynaecological physiotherapy helps women suffering from pelvic disorders to regain pelvic function through targeted rehabilitation exercises.

Pressotherapy is an approach that uses compression devices to improve blood and lymphatic circulation, reduce muscle pain and promote recovery after exercise.

Respiratory physiotherapy aims to treat breathing disorders through breathing techniques, physical exercises and relaxation methods.

Sports physiotherapy helps athletes improve their performance, prevent injuries and promote recovery after exertion.

Paediatric physiotherapy promotes the development of children's motor skills, improves their posture and balance, and treats developmental disorders.

Lymphatic drainage in physiotherapy promotes circulation and the elimination of toxins by stimulating the lymphatic system.

Physiotherapy aims to improve circulatory problems by promoting blood and lymphatic circulation.

Therapeutic LPG uses specific pressures to relieve muscle tension and promote recovery.

A therapeutic approach that uses manual techniques to diagnose, treat and prevent musculoskeletal disorders by improving the mobility and function of body tissues.

A speciality that focuses on the rehabilitation and treatment of disorders of the jaw and facial muscles to improve function and relieve pain.