CMT – Centre for Manual Techniques

A manual and rehabilitation approach based on developmental kinesiology, focusing on breathing, trunk stabilisation and movement patterns for spinal pain and overuse syndromes.

A non-surgical approach to scoliosis and kyphosis through 3D postural self-correction, breathing and exercises for daily life, including training the child and parents for home exercise.

Specific examination and treatment of joints, muscles and peripheral nerves with mobilisation or stabilisation, after limb surgery or fractures and for mechanical spinal pain.

A manual therapy method that treats the deep fascia by deep friction on specific points, used for spinal pain, headaches, overuse syndromes and pain after injury.

Endogenous heat therapy using radiofrequency in capacitive and resistive modes, as part of post-operative and rehabilitation programmes alongside manual techniques.

Timely, individual rehabilitation after orthopaedic and spinal surgery, with one therapist following the patient from the first day to the return to everyday activities.

Small-group exercise based on DNS principles after a physiotherapy assessment and individual sessions, with gradually more complex movements and equipment.

Assessment of the abdominal muscles, diastasis, pelvic floor and caesarean scar, and postnatal rehabilitation with manual techniques, postural correction and exercise.