Sports physiotherapy is designed for recreational and professional athletes. It focuses on sports injury treatment, sport-specific rehabilitation, performance enhancement, and the prevention of overuse injuries.

TMJ therapy (Temporomandibular Joint Therapy) treats TMJ/TMD dysfunctions. Common symptoms include jaw pain, muscle tension, headaches, neck pain, teeth grinding (bruxism), and clicking or locking of the jaw joint.

Craniosacral therapy is a very gentle manual technique and an integral part of osteopathy. It focuses on regulating the nervous system, supports the body’s self-healing processes, and promotes deep relaxation. It is commonly used for stress-related conditions, chronic pain, and functional disorders.

Sports osteopathy follows a holistic approach to treating sports-related dysfunctions. Targeted osteopathic techniques improve mobility, muscle tension, and functional balance. It supports performance enhancement, recovery, and injury prevention.

Manual therapy is a specialised physiotherapy treatment focused on the assessment and treatment of joints, muscles, and nerves. Using manual techniques, including mobilizations and specific manipulations, it addresses movement restrictions and muscle imbalances. The goal is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore normal functional movement, supported by individual exercise guidance nerves. It aims to reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore normal functional movement.

Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a gentle physiotherapy technique used to reduce swelling (edema), stimulate lymphatic flow, and support the healing process. It is commonly applied after surgery, injuries, or in cases of lymphoedema or lipoedema.