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Our philosophy

We know the body is a mass driven by energy. If these energies aren’t in balance and harmony, they have a detrimental effect on one’s breathing, muscle tension and overall wellbeing. Long-term imbalances may lead to pains and various issues in the human body. That’s why we don’t focus merely on local muscle contractions but approach each human as a whole, inside the psychosomatic context.
In SPINEZIO, we specialize in ambulatory physiotherapy of children, adults and active people or sportsmen. Our typical clients suffer from back pains – of the spine and various muscles or joints of the human body. Our care for children and babies is based on timely examinations and ensuring their proper psychomotor development, which is crucial for proper body posture in late childhood and adulthood. With recreational or professional sportsmen we make sure their muscles and joints aren’t being overloaded and that they take pleasure in movement.

Our physiotherapeutic care for the body is enriched by taking into account the energies that affect the human body (tension, breathing, relaxation etc.). This makes our approach unique. Our philosophy and care are based on a highly professional and human approach, and our care for SPINEZIO clients is very individual. Based on our experience we know that proper help requires sufficient time, and we always devote enough time for each client. We also know that a targeted active cooperation of the physiotherapist and the patient helps more than applying magnets and electrodes.

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Physiotherapy

Baby

Proper psychomotor development of a baby

The development in the first year of human life is essential for the function of muscles, and for the posture and shape of the body and the spine in later years. We focus on discovering any irregularities and their timely removal by exercise. The ideal time for an examination of a baby is between the 4th and 6th week of his or her life. There are several developmental milestones and it’s important to make sure they proceed in the highest quality possible. The first is the period of the first three months of the life during which the baby needs to become stable in space and be able to rest on its forearms while lying on the belly. In the period of the sixth month, the baby turns from the back to the belly and rises to lean on stretched arms. Around the eighth month, the baby gradually rises to crawl on hands and knees. Crawling is the most important thing here. After the tenth month, the baby rises to the vertical position, first walking while leaning on furniture and later walking without help.

Improper body posture

If there have been developmental irregularities for any reason (suboptimal development in infancy, lack of movement, excessive load etc.), an essential solution for their correction is targeted physiotherapy which helps to fix incorrect movement stereotypes. An incorrect function of the muscular system has a detrimental effect on the formation of the body posture and spinal posture. A proper active approach, based on individually targeted exercises, improves the development of the position of muscles, joints and spine, in order to minimize pain and wear of the organism in the future.

Compensation of overexertion caused by sports

If children are taught to have an active lifestyle or tend to do sports often, this can result in overexertion due to suboptimal load and adopted movement stereotypes. This often happens during performance sports or asymmetrical loads. Using physiotherapy and regular targeted compensating exercises, we are able to significantly reduce or even stop overexertion.

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Adults

Acute pain

Most of us spend our lives in a certain amount of stress. Stress and low movement activity lead to higher tension of muscles, which can react to overexertion by pain. We use targeted techniques to loosen contracted parts, unblock joints and quickly relieve from pain.

Chronic issues

The human body has an incredible capacity to compensate and can overcome extraordinary loads. This holds true even for the muscular system. However, if overexertion is neglected for a long time, the resulting issues can accumulate, which leads to a longer time of recuperation. In our experience, it’s important to find a long-term solution in cooperation between the physiotherapist and the client.

After-injury and after-surgery care

We also work with clients who have had injuries or surgeries, helping them to return to normal life, work and their families without any limiting issues.

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Active people and sportsmen

Exercise and sports may sometimes have their drawbacks, especially in case of performance or even professional sports. In such circumstances, it is relatively easy to overexert oneself, which can lead to pains in the most stressed parts of the body. We have experience working with peak sportsmen, and we know how to provide effective and successful individual care to anyone who tends to exercise and sport a lot.

Intensive physiotherapy

We know that pains of the muscular system are the result of long-term overexertion of the human body. In order for the body to start healing by itself, it’s important to establish regular targeted cooperation with the clients. This means establishing an intensive physiotherapeutic plan to kick-start the self-healing and regenerative mechanisms of the human body.

Seminars / cooperation

Workshops about the body, overexertion, energy, stress and their solutions

Stress and muscular tensions have a large effect on how we feel and whether we suffer from any pains. We organize workshops not only for businesses but for everyone who’s interested to learn more about pain, tension, breathing, movement and stress in the context of the human body. These workshops are 3-6 hours long sessions during which the participants learn how the human body works, why it sometimes hurts and how can stress affect the human organism. A large part of the workshop consists of practical exercises with one’s own body. This teaches the participants to help themselves and avoid the need for doctors and physiotherapists.

This workshop is intended for:

People working in psychically demanding positions
(managers, businessmen, leadership, self-employed, consultants...).
Busy people and parents.
Everyone who experiences pain or is under pressure of stressful situations, both at work and home, and would like to change this.

What will you learn during the workshop:

How to tell signs of overexertion – blocked backs, contracted muscles, pains etc.
How the human body works and why upright body posture is beneficial for the spine.
To use special body exercises to reduce tension and improve the comfort of your body.
How can overexertion of the spine affect the whole body.
How can we help ourselves and how to prevent pain.
How to feel deep stabilization muscles, which are essential for a good state of the spine and for painless movement – practical exercises.
Feeling the connection of breathing, body and the mind – understanding the „story“ of pains and diseases.

Physiotherapy in businesses

According to statistics, every third sick leave is caused by the employee's back pain. We provide care for your employees, in the form of employment benefits. Your people won't suffer from pains of their muscular system and will feel more satisfied both at work and in their personal life.
Benefits for your employees and your company:

Quick relief from pain:
- - of the head and neck spine
- - of the chest spine, shoulder joints and shoulder blades
- - of the lower back and other joints
More satisfied employees.
Operational and economical benefits of fewer sick leaves.
Faster return of sick employees back to work.

We offer physiotherapy as a service for businesses in our office in Karlín, Prague or directly in your business.

Cooperation with sports clubs

We have experience working with professional and performance sportsmen who use their body in a highly stressfully and overexerting way. Such a body is under high pressure and requires special care in terms of compensation and prevention. In SPINEZIO, we focus on complex physiotherapeutic care for people doing sports on all performance levels.

Massages

In SPINEZIO we provide relaxing massages focused on releasing tired and overstrained muscles and on overall psychic relaxation.

It is recommended to skip heavy meals before the massage and to avoid any alcohol. The massage is not suitable if you have acute health problems (fever, antibiotics…) or if you have just underwent a surgery.

After the massage, it is recommended to limit physical activity so that your body can fully regenerate, and to provide a sufficient supply of fluids.

Relaxing 60/90 minutes

The relaxing massage is based on a classic Swedish massage, complemented by other gentle massage techniques. It is suitable for everyone who needs to regenerate after exhausting days.

The massage is tailored to your needs and focuses either on areas of your wish or on the most overloaded parts of the body (back, back of the neck, shoulders, legs..). The massage is complemented by the aromatherapeutic effects of essential oils, which you can choose before the massage begins..

Head massage (60 minutes)

The head massage is mainly an anti-stress massage, also suitable as a prevention against headaches, migraines included. These massage techniques focuse on the head area, including the face and the jaw, as well as the neck, nape, and trapezius. The massage is complemented by the aromatherapeutic effects of essential oils.

Reference

I have been made to feel very welcome and I could not have asked for better care. I will not use any other physiotherapy service and would recommend to anyone who asks me. Mgr. Petr Zahradník always very happy to help to the patients and get the best of treatment, great friendly person, provides efficient therapy sessions which helps to reduce the pain in my back shoulders and yet interested in how I am. He also recommends special, individual exercises for daily practice which are easy, really helpful and effective for my back shoulders. I am very satisfied with my physio and with the treatment what I have received from Mgr. Petr Zahradník and SPINEZIO fyzioterapie clinic. I have already been felt vast improvement, specially in my shoulders due to treatment. Very Happy. Couldn’t wish for better service or nicer people. Thanks so much.

Valeria Bolkenyi

K Petrovi jsem se dostal po navštívení 4 jiných fyzioterapeutů, kteří mi nedokázali pomoci s drobným, ale v zásadě hodně omezujícím běžeckým zraněním. Už při první hodině dokázal Petr identifikovat příčinu mého problému a odstranit ji. Na můj problém pohlížel velmi komplexně a zjistil, že příčina byla někde zcela jinde, než kde předchozí terapeuti hledali. Dostal jsem také pár cviků a celkově po pouhých dvou sezeních můj problém vyřešil. Krom odbornosti si na Petrovi cením přátelského přístupu a schopnosti komplexního náhledu na pacienta. Párkrát do roka ho navštěvuji s různými běžeckými obtíženími pramenícími z intenzivního tréninku a vždy dokáže pomoci.

Lukáš Havránek, lektor

K fyzioterapeutovi Petrovi Zahradníkovi mě poprvé před 2 lety přivedl velmi akutní stav mých zad, respektive bederní páteře, nesmírná bolest spojená se strachem a určitým zoufalstvím, kdy v této situaci 8 lidí z 10 končí na neurologické pohotovosti a injekcích případně kapačce. Kontakt na Petra Zahradníka jsem našla na internetu a v té době zavolala úplně cizímu člověku, kterému jsem chtěla věřit, že mi dokáže pomoci. Petr nejenže mi ohromně pomohl, ale jeho přístup předčil naprosto má očekávání ve všech směrech. Prvotně se mého stavu vůbec nezalekl, nekomentoval, okamžitě vyhodnotil a již po první terapii jsem z ordinace odcházela jako jiný člověk. Na takový zážitek nelze nikdy zapomenout, dodnes Petra velmi ráda navštěvuji již v rámci prevence a jeho práci kdykoliv ráda doporučuji. Petr kromě svých odborných znalostí ve fyzioterapii nabízí ještě mnohem více, umí vám dát pocit, že jste jenom vy a že vám rozumí. To je dar, vzácná kombinace empatie s uměním naslouchat, něco s čím se v současném světě nesetkáte velmi často.

V. Vlášková, kouč emoční inteligence

Petra jsem poprvé vyhledala, když jsem řešila u mého 1,5letého syna nohy do "O". Už tehdy mne mile překvapil jeho profesionální a velmi milý přístup k dětem. Poté jsem se na něj vždy s důvěrou obracela i s mými zdravotními problémy. Občasně trpím blokádami zad v oblasti beder a krční páteře. Petr pokaždé řešil můj stav komplexně a s empatií a vždy mi dokázal pomoci. Do budoucna se k němu budu opět ráda vracet.

Hanka

Contact us

Sokolovská 444/118
186 00 Karlín Praha

By the tram to Urxova stop. By the metro to Křižíkova station (5 minutes walk to the Spinezio). By car, parking in front of the Spinezio (2 "supply" parking spots that are excluded from the parking zone system). There are "purple" parking zones in the streets of Petra Slezáka or Urxova where you can pay by a vending machine or through parkujvklidu.cz application.

Prices in SPINEZIO

Care at SPINEZIO is not covered by public health insurance and is paid individually by clients. We can use points from the Benefity, Edenred a Sodexo and BenefityPlus benefit programs. You can pay with us both cash and credit card.

Individual physiotherapy (assessment, therapy and exercise program; 45-60min.)

Adults		1200,- CZK
Children (0-18 years)		900,- CZK

For long-term care we offer a discounted package 5 + 1.

Adults package 5 + 1		6000,- CZK
Children (0-18 years) package 5 + 1		4500,- CZK

If you are unable to arrive at the booked appointment, please call +420 725 736 026 as soon as possible.

Massage

Relaxation massage	60 minutes	1000,- CZK
	90 minutes	1500,- CZK

Therapeutic massage - headache and migraines	60 minutes	1000,- CZK

If you are unable to arrive at the booked appointment, please call +420 725 736 026 as soon as possible.

Markéta thinks that ease and enjoyment of movement are crucial in therapy. She applies this principle in therapy with children but also with adults with chronic and acute conditions. In SPINEZIO, Marketa focuses respiratory physiotherapy that improves breathing functions in people with either asthma bronchiale, different kinds of allergies or gastroesophageal reflux disease. In addition, she deals with specific women conditions such as painful or irregular periods, abdominal diastasis, exercises in pregnancy and after giving birth, and also specific scars that can go along with all the women’s problems mentioned above.

She combines her knowledge gained from university and specialized courses with personal experience and that makes her to see breathing as a „starting point“ for correct musculoskeletal functioning. Finally, she experiences more and more intensively how psychical distress influences our pain perception and movements with breathing in the first place.

Education:

2014-2017 2nd Faculty of Medicine, Prague, bachelor’s program

2017-2020 2nd Faculty of Medicine, Prague, master’s program

2018/2019 study exchange program Erasmus+, Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium

Hypermobility (Mgr. Šádek, 2020)

Intensive two week course of Vojta’s reflex locomotion (RL Corpus, 2020; organized exclusively for 2. LF UK students)

Professional exam od Sports massage (REFIT, 2017)

(Optional university courses: Physiotherapy for fitness and strengthening I, II, III (Mgr. Čech); Palpation anatomy (Mgr. Jevič, MUDr. Hudák))*

Ing. Zuzana Matečná

I do gentle, relaxing massages, which will bring your body a pleasant relief and set your mind in peace. My journey as a massage therapist has begun through observing my health and searching for life happiness. After years spent in corporate jobs, my own health problems gave me an opportunity to give more time to myself, focus on personal development, and do yoga. I have participated in many courses and seminars and it is my passion and inspiration to learn how to use touch as a therapeutic tool.

Before the massage therapy, we will have a short introduction to get more details in order to tailor the massage according to your conditions and to what is pleasant for you.

Education:
Ing, Human resources and personal management, Trenčín’s university

Courses:
 Physiotherapeutic seminar, PhDr. Tomáš Rychnovský, Phd, Praha, The Prague College of Psychosocial Studies; Praha

 Biodynamic massage in psychotherapy, Mgr. Johana Špicnerová, Mgr. Martina Marečková, The Prague College of Psychosocial Studies; Praha
 Course Tao of conscious touch – basics of Thai, Ayurvedic and tantra massage techniques, Marcel Harazim; Bratislava
 School of reflexology, Pataky; Praha
 Dexter Academy – Accredited massage diploma course; Praha
 Dexter Academy – Pregnancy massage course; Praha
 Courses Sun Salutations, Down to the pelvic floor, Yoga for the healthy lymphatic system, Lucie Königová; Praha
 Woman’s pelvis and pelvic floor, Carmen Rodriguez Hochstrasser; Praha

Mgr. Ondřej Dinda

Ondra has been working at the Pavel Kolář Center for Movement Medicine for 8 years. He had the
opportunity to gain practical experience from the best professionals in the field. He currently works
with people suffering from back and joint pain. He works with top athletes and other active people
who just want to enjoy the joys of movement without pain and limitations as well. He emphasizes a
comprehensive approach to the person as a whole, always trying to find the underlying cause of their
problems. As a certified therapist of the DNS concept of prof. Koláře he uses the latest knowledge
based on his methodology, as well as others.

Education:

Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, Second Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague (2017).
Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice (2011).

Courses:

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization according to Kolář – part A, B, C; Prague.
Diagnosis and therapy of functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, Mgr. Hanušová, Ph.D.; Prague.
Spinal manipulation (High-velocity Low-amplitude), Dr. James Dunning; Athens.
Fitness instructor certificate, Fitness institut TONUS; Prague.
Viscero-vertebral relations and their use in clinical practice, Mgr. Bitnar; Prague.
Kinezio taping, Mgr. Urban; Prague.
Sensorimotor stimulation and stabilization of the locomotor system, Mgr. Urban; Prague.
Application techniques in physical therapy, Mgr. Urban; Prague.

Mgr. Petr Zahradník

A physiotherapist experienced in working with both babies and adults, Petr started his career in the Center of complex care in Dobřichovice, and then spent several years cooperating with the leading physiotherapist Dr. Tomáš Rychnovský, Ph.D, and the physiotherapist Mgr. et Mgr. Milan Studnička. He’s currently finishing his Ph.D. studies under the guidance of Prof. Kolář, and he participated in teaching medicine and physiotherapy students at the Second Faculty of Medicine, Charles University.

His approach focuses on the function of the human body as seen both by developmental kinesiology and by eastern approaches such as yoga or tai chi. He also uses targeted mobilization, based on the findings of the Prague School of Rehabilitation. And he’s aware of the importance of the effect of energies and thoughts on the human body.

Petr organizes workshops for business clients, dealing with the relief from pain, tension and stress.

Education:

Ph.D. studies in Kinanthropology. Research focus on: Kinematic analysis of the locomotor system in people with abnormal position of the hip joint. Supervisor: prof. PaedDr. Pavel Kolář, Ph.D. (2013 – …).
- Research internship at the Center for Musculoskeletal Research, Grifith University; Brisbane, Australia.
Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2013).
Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2008).

Study abroad in the Erasmus program focused on pediatric physiotherapy; Breda, The Netherlands.

Courses:

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization according to Kolář – part A, B, C; Prague.
Course of Mobilization techniques of ribs according to L. Mojžíšová; Prague.
Complex therapy of triggerpoints and global reciprocal muscle inhibition, Mgr. Bitnar; Prague.
Yoga in Rehabilitation, Mgr. Martina Ježková, Clive Farelly; Hlavice.
Vojta’s reflex locomotion course for children; Olomouc, Prague.

Mgr. Pavla Skopalová

Pavla has been working at the Psychosomatic Clinic in Prague 6 since 2016, where she began to perceive the importance of a holistic approach. In SPINEZIO she focuses, among other areas, on physiotherapy for women. She uses a functional approach, manual therapy – soft tissue techniques, mobilization, and manipulation according to Karel Lewit, Petr Bitnar, and Ludmila Mojžíšová. Furthermore, she uses methods based on neurophysiology – PNF, DNS, and sensorimotor skills. In her practice, she also uses elements of yoga, which is, in addition to running and freediving, her important hobby. Pavla also leads ergonomics seminars in large companies.

Education:

Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2019).
- Study abroad at Udayana University, Physiotherapy & Sport Science (2017).
Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2016).
Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing communication and Public Relations, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague (2015).

Courses:

Psychomotor therapy, Michel Probst – International Organization of Physical Therapy in Mental Health; Belgium.
Mobilization in the context of muscular chains, Rehabilitace Bitnar.
Yoga Therapy – base level, Rehamil.
Treatment strategies according to L. Mojžíšová method – including certain types of functional sterility in women, Rehamil.
Complex therapy of the cervical spine, Rehamil.
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization according to Kolář – Sport/Fitness, Part I., Rehabilitation Prague School.
Complex therapy of the shoulder, Rehabilitace Bitnar.
Kinesio-Taping – therapeutic use, Rehasport Trade.

Mgr. Farah Droubi

Farah graduated with a Master’s degree from FTVS, Charles University in Prague, and began her specialization as a pediatric physiotherapist working in Teplice for several years. After moving back to Prague, she expanded her work with adults, specifically those with musculoskeletal and sports-related injuries. With a keen interest in osteopathic techniques, she was able to reach a wider understanding of the human body and movement in relation to the internal organs and the nervous system. This provided her with an opportunity to work with people after gastro-intestinal surgeries or various difficulties such as gastric reflux, chronic tension headaches and other pain syndromes with unspecific causes. Her approach is holistic, and it includes a combination of these deeper yet gentle techniques and an active exercise regime based on activating correct breathing and movement stereotypes from the principles of motor development (DNS, Vojta).

Education

Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2013).
- Study abroad in the Erasmus program: Master’s in Physiotherapy 1 semester, KU Leuven, Belgium (2013).
Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2011).

Courses:

– Licensed practitioner of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, Prague School Rehabilitation (2019)

– Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization in Pediatrics: Part A, B and C.

– Osteopathic visceral and neural technique, Barral Institute, various locations:

– Visceral Manipulation: VM1,VM2 Abdominal organs, VM3 Pelvic organs

– Neural manipulation: NM1 Neuromeningeal, NM2 Upper extremities

– Listening techniques course 1

– Advanced Brain class 1 (JP Barral)

– Accredited Kinesio-Taping course, KTA International : KT1 , KT2, KT3, KT4

– Lokomat Trainer, Robotic-assisted device, Hocoma (2014)

Mgr. Anna Šalbabová

Anna has experience from the leading rehabilitation clinics Malvazinky and ISL, both in Prague. She has been influenced during her studies by the thoughts of doc. Véle, prof. Kolář and MUDr. Pánek. In SPINEZIO, Anna works with patients suffering from various issues and loves working with children. Her passion for exercise led her from gymnastics to yoga, which she also uses in physiotherapy.

Anna’s approach builds on rich experience with movement combined with modern insights from physiotherapy. She focuses on the active approach, as described in the DNS concept by prof. Kolář, and she takes inspiration from yoga – especially in subtlety and calm in movement and breathing.

Education:

Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2019).
- Erasmus abroad study program: Master’s in Physiotherapy one semester, Jyväskylä, Finland (2018).

Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University in Prague (2015).

Courses:

Functional training in children and young adults – online webinar, Mgr. Jakub Hybš.
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, part A; Žilina (Sk), B; Košice (Sk).
TheraTogs, Mgr. Radoslaw Bojko; Ostrava.
TheraSuit Method, Izabela Koscielny; Prague.
Managing Sports Injuries, Mgr. Barbara Tuma; Prague.
School of Gait for people after amputation of lower extremity, staff congress Rehabilitation clinic Malvazinky; Prague.
Therapeutic usage of Temtex kinesio tape, Mgr. Jirka Korbová; Prague.

Mgr. Radek Petrů

Radek started his career as a physiotherapist in the Center for the treatment of the muscular system in Vysočany. In the last few years, he’s been taking care for basketball players from the Nymburk team as their main physiotherapist and also for the Czech national basketball team. In SPINEZIO,

Radek works mainly with active people and sportsmen, making use of his experience in sports physiotherapy and fitness (physio-fitness training). He also helps people suffering by issues cased by a hectic lifestyle and bad movement habits.

Radek employs leading up-to-date approaches to physiotherapy of active people, called “physio-fitness training”. His therapy is based on the concept of DNS according to prof. Kolář, combined with dry needling.

Education

Master’s degree in Physiotherapy, Slovak Medical University in Bratislava (2016).

Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy, First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague (2011).

Courses

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization according to Kolář – part A, B, C; Bratislava.
Rehabilitation treatment of certain types of female sterility using the method of L. Mojžíšová, V. Bezvodová; Prague.
Special kinesiology of the human locomotor system, PhDr. Šifta, Ph. D.; Prague.
Complex therapy of trigger points and global reciprocal muscle inhibition, Mgr. Bitnar; Prague.
Shock wave Storz Medical MasterPuls MP 200, M. D. Dlouhý; Prague.
Doctor Tecar therapy course; Nymburk.
Dynamictaping in physiotherapy, Mgr. Daniel Sobotka; Prague.
Therapeutic uses of Kinesio tape, TEMTEX-tape.cz; Prague.
First aid course; Praha.
Fitness instructor, Wellness.cz; Prague.

Treatment of pain
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care for proper movement

Our philosophy

Who will care for you in SPINEZIO

Mgr. Petr Zahradník, Ph.D.

Mgr. Radek Petrů

Mgr. Ondřej Dinda

Ing. Zuzana Matečná

Mgr. Markéta Pilátová

Physiotherapy

Baby

Proper psychomotor development of a baby

Improper body posture

Compensation of overexertion caused by sports

Adults

Acute pain

Chronic issues

After-injury and after-surgery care

Active people and sportsmen

Active people and sportsmen

Intensive physiotherapy

Seminars / cooperation

Workshops about the body, overexertion, energy, stress and their solutions

Physiotherapy in businesses

Cooperation with sports clubs

Massages

Relaxing 60/90 minutes

Head massage (60 minutes)

Reference

Valeria Bolkenyi

Lukáš Havránek, lektor

V. Vlášková, kouč emoční inteligence

Hanka

Contact us

Prices in SPINEZIO

Individual physiotherapy (assessment, therapy and exercise program; 45-60min.)

Massage