Physiotherapeutic diagnosis

A physiotherapeutic diagnosis is a structured examination of the whole body along with the recognition of the mutual influence of individual structures on each other. This means that we focus not only on the problematic place, but also on its function in the context of the operation of the entire complex tool, which is the human body.

Often, pain symptoms are only a signal that the body is overloaded. A place that hurts can be the tip of the iceberg – a whole set of problems that our previous injuries (e.g. ankle sprains, fractures), operations (e.g. scar adhesions) or the repetition of certain activities (e.g. sitting work) work on.

In the Blue Health Zones, your diagnosis will also be discussed in the context of exercise and own work on the body.

Fascial Manipulation

Fascia Manipulation is a method of physiotherapy with scientifically proven effectiveness in the treatment of pain, based on the identification of connective tissue disorders called fascia. Fascia is a connective tissue that integrates the locomotor system with other systems, such as the nervous and visceral systems. Scientific research has shown that fascia is one of the most innervated tissues in terms of pain. The method itself is based on a comprehensive analysis of the fascial system through the assessment of posture and the distribution of tensions in the body, as well as the use of movement tests and the palpation of specific points (the so-called coordination centers and fusion coordination centers).