Manual therapy
Manual therapy is aimed at people suffering from musculoskeletal pain, joint problems or reduced mobility. Through careful assessment and targeted techniques, it helps restore movement, relieves tension and restores fluidity and comfort in everyday life.
Description
Manual therapy is a treatment approach based on a precise clinical assessment and specific manual techniques, designed to diagnose and treat joint, muscle or nerve dysfunctions. It is aimed at people suffering from acute or chronic pain, muscular tension, loss of mobility or postural disorders.
As a masseur-physiotherapist trained in manual therapy, I analyse the quality of movement, joint restrictions, muscular imbalances and compensations in order to set up an individualised treatment. This treatment may include gentle mobilisation, manipulation, specific stretching and myofascial techniques.
Manual therapy is particularly indicated for neck pain, lower back pain, sciatica, shoulder, knee or hip pain, headaches of cervical origin, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, or pain linked to postural disorders or repetitive movements.
Each session is tailored to how you feel, your progress and your objectives. The aim is to act on the cause of the pain, improve the body's schema and encourage active and lasting recovery, by involving you fully in your treatment.
Key Features
Detailed, targeted assessment
Each dysfunction is analysed to identify its cause and not just its symptoms.
Specific manual techniques
Mobilisation, gentle manipulation, myofascial or neurodynamic work depending on your case.
Whole-body approach
Considering muscle chains, posture and movement habits.
Adapted to your progress
Movements are adjusted as you progress and according to how you feel.
Indication
- Chronic or acute neck and back pain (cervicalgia, lumbago, sciatica).
- Joint discomfort affecting the shoulder, hip, knee or spine.
- Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, accompanied by pain or blockages.
- Postural imbalances, repetitive movements or incomplete recovery from injury.
- Joint stiffness, loss of mobility or reduced range of movement.
- Persistent muscle tension, despite conventional treatments or rest.
Expert Tips
- Don't wait for the pain to become chronic before starting manual therapy.
- Manual therapy can be combined with active exercises to maintain the benefits of the sessions.
- Observe your posture and movements daily.
- Listen to your body: Fatigue, tightness or loss of mobility are signals to consider to avoid blockages.
Prices
Manual therapy session
Manual therapy session
Package*
4 sessions (save 20€)
Package*
8 sessions (save 60€)
* to be used within a month.
Manual therapy session booking
Manual therapy session
Selected session information
Sessions must be canceled at least 24 hours in advance to avoid charges.
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