Manual Therapy

WHAT IT’S FOR

The goal of manual therapy is to reduce or eliminate functional joint or tissue disorders
performing various maneuvers on bone, capsular, ligament, tendon, muscle and fascial tissues
after a thorough clinical examination of the neuro-musculoskeletal system.
The physiotherapist therefore uses treatment techniques aimed at the osteoarticular and neuromuscular systems in order to analyze,
improve the function and heal the pathologies of the locomotor system within its competence.

Instrumental Therapy

WHAT IT’S FOR

Instrumental therapy is the branch of rehabilitation medicine that uses, for therapeutic purposes,
electro-medical equipment in order to exploit physical energies.
The impact of these energies on the tissues generates a chain of biological reactions
which translate into specific therapeutic effects such as:
analgesia, activation of local metabolism, de-contracture,
muscle toning, anti-inflammatory and anti-edema effects,
boosting the immune system, etc.