Treatments - Trained in physiotherapy and manual therapy treatments

With physiotherapy and manual therapy treatments, we can in principle treat all disorders that are functionally conditioned due to the body’s connective tissue structure.

Our treatment types

Treatment of children

We have a saying that we don’t care if you can tell us where you hurt, what matters is where there is a lesion. That is, where there is reduced mobility, tissue change and tenderness. These are the areas we are trained to see and find.

Manipulation therapy

Spinal joint manipulation treatment is a variety of techniques for “cracking” the spine. With us, we always choose the gentlest technique as a starting point. Patients often say:” It was a small crack”, but a crack is a crack and the “small” crack is the best, as there is the least risk of injury and the least discomfort immediately afterwards.

Functional techniques

Are very gentle ways to treat tension in connective tissue, both in the musculoskeletal system and organs.

Kinesiology

Is a test and treatment system based on a connection between muscles and acupuncture meridians. It is a very fast and accurate way to test the body. Kinesiology enables us to determine how and why we choose the treatment you need.

Viseral manipulation

Are ways to release tension around organs.

Muscle energy techniques

Techniques that relax muscles or restore normal resting tension.

Strain and counterstrain techniques

Is a technique that utilizes reflexes in the nervous system to get muscles to release what we call a “protective spasm” or myositis. It is completely painless.

Oral Myofascial Therapy, OMFT

Oral myofunctional therapy is a great tool for treating and identifying a wide range of health problems, pain issues or problems with speech and eating, treatment usually consists of a thorough review and analysis of tongue movement, tooth alignment issues and then tongue and lip exercises to correct these.

General osteopathic technique

Is the mobilization of an entire region (e.g. a shoulder/neck).

Information about Manual Therapy treatments

This means that one or more structures are not functioning properly and the body has made compensations that cause pain and reduced function.

We have very thorough training in differential diagnosis. Therefore, we can distinguish between the problems we can treat, the functional disorder/diagnosis, and the clinical medical diagnosis. With a clinical diagnosis, we will always advise the patient to go to the doctor.

For clinical/structural diagnoses, we can often relieve symptoms. We cannot treat the cause because the body has changed structure. An example could be heart disease. If you’ve had a blood clot in the heart and the heart has been damaged, we can’t restore normal function. This is a problem and a treatment that doctors can deal with.

Physiotherapy & Manual Therapy Treatments:

Musculoskeletal injuries

Neck pain, headaches, migraines, jaw joint problems, shoulder problems, tennis elbow, wrist problems, chest problems, back problems, pelvic problems, pelvic solution, hip problems, knee, ankle and foot problems. Consequences of osteoarthritis.
Disorders with a functional background in the organ system

Migraine, dizziness, chronic sinusitis, chronic otitis media, some types of bronchitis and asthma, "nervous heart", abdominal pain, constipation, some types of eczema, colic, allergy/intolerance, pelvic pain, menstrual pain.

Disorders with a nervous system background:

Migraines, headaches, learning problems, behavioral and attention problems in children, tinnitus, dizziness, sympathetic hypertonia syndromes (Mb.Sjøgren, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia), stress-related disorders.
What do we not treat?

Cancer, brain damage after stroke or bleeding, arthritis, psoriasis, gallstones, kidney stones, infections, clinical diseases that are the doctor's domain.

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