Physiotherapy/Neurophysiotherapy helps people with problems that originate in the brain and nerves, even if they manifest in other regions of the body. Our specialists use exercises and movements to help the body and brain communicate better.
Physiotherapy is applied to restore and help maintain movement, and is used in neurological assessment and follow-up processes, as well as alongside consultations, psychotherapy and Neurotherapy.
Our physiotherapists help the brain to create new pathways when the old ones have been damaged. It's like teaching the brain to find new routes when the old roads are blocked. These techniques usually bring great improvements in quality of life and longevity.
At NeuroPsyque, the physiotherapy team is coordinated by specialist Anna Araújo, a professional with extensive clinical experience and specialised training in various techniques.
Global Postural Re-education (GPR) is a set of physiotherapy techniques based on the principle that all parts of the body are interconnected. Incorrect postures can lead to muscle imbalances, chronic pain and dysfunctions that affect quality of life.
At Neuropsyque, we use these techniques in a personalised way, developing a specific treatment plan for each patient.
The Pilates Method is a system of exercises designed to strengthen the body, improve posture, increase flexibility and promote balance between body and mind. At Neuropsyque, we offer both Pilates on the floor (Mat Pilates) and advanced Pilates, with specific materials and equipment.
Our approach is, in principle, personalised and geared towards each patient's problems. The exercises meet the individual needs of each patient, whether for physical conditioning and strengthening or for physiotherapeutic rehabilitation (Clinical Pilates).
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMD) is a term that covers various problems related to the muscles that control chewing. At Neuropsyque, we offer specialised treatment to relieve pain and restore normal jaw function.
Our approach consists of muscle relaxation techniques and gradual readjustment of the jaw position. Each treatment plan is personalised to meet the patient's specific needs.
Lymphatic drainage is a specialised therapeutic technique that stimulates the lymphatic system, which is responsible for eliminating toxins, excess fluids and metabolic waste from the body. This gentle, specific massage promotes general well-being and improves various health conditions.
At Neuropsyque, our specialised therapists apply precise manual techniques adapted to the specific needs of each patient, guaranteeing effective and lasting results.
Massage therapy is an ancient technique adapted to the needs of modern medicine. Through the specialised manipulation of soft tissues, it promotes pain relief, improves circulation, reduces muscle tension and contributes to physical and mental well-being.
At Neuropsyque, our qualified massage therapists apply different techniques - from classic Swedish massage to myofascial release techniques - always in a personalised way and based on a detailed assessment of each patient's needs.
Acupuncture is an ancient technique of traditional Chinese medicine that has been gaining scientific recognition for its effectiveness in treating various conditions. It is based on the insertion of very fine needles into specific points on the body to restore energy balance and promote natural healing.
At Neuropsyque, acupuncture is practised by certified therapists who combine traditional principles with the latest scientific evidence, offering a safe and effective treatment for a wide range of health conditions.
Paediatric Osteopathy is a specialisation of osteopathy aimed at babies, children and adolescents. This gentle, non-invasive therapeutic approach recognises that children are not just "small adults" and need specific care adapted to their unique development.
At Neuropsyque, our specialist paediatric osteopaths use gentle and safe techniques, creating a welcoming environment where children feel comfortable. The aim is to optimise each child's potential for healthy growth and development.
Manual Therapy is a specialisation of physiotherapy that uses specific manual techniques to diagnose and treat dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal system. This approach is based on in-depth knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics to restore the normal function of joints, muscles and soft tissues.
At Neuropsyque, our physiotherapists specialising in manual therapy apply advanced techniques such as joint mobilisation, spinal manipulation and myofascial release, always based on rigorous assessment and current scientific evidence.
Pelvic physiotherapy is a specialisation of physiotherapy focused on the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunctions. This area addresses problems that significantly affect quality of life, but which are often treated with discretion and professionalism.
At Neuropsyque, we offer a safe and confidential environment where specialised physiotherapists use advanced techniques to treat urinary, intestinal and sexual dysfunctions and pelvic pain, always respecting the sensitivity and privacy of each patient.
We have state-of-the-art equipment at our disposal, including Electromagnetic therapy in conjunction with physiotherapy sessions, Neurofeedbackamong other technologies. Physiotherapy is integrated with NeuroPsyque's other specialities. As well as monitoring the brain and the mind, we monitor the physical development of each patient with the aim of general improvement in quality of life.
NeuroPsyque's physiotherapy sessions not only don't cause pain, they aim to eliminate it. Strengthening muscle and brain tissue prevents the worsening of all kinds of health conditions, and in many cases makes it possible to eliminate medication that causes side effects.
Yes, we have the best professionals and equipment at our disposal to give those who come to us the best hope of improvement.
O Neurofeedback allows:
a) Increase learning capacity, attention, memory, creativity and intuition;
b) Increasing control over behaviour and emotions;
c) Stabilising mood and better coping with traumatic experiences;
d) Improve sleep, appetite and other physiological functions;
e) Reduce anxiety, treat depression, etc.
These pillars are the basis for all improvements, including improvements in mobility.
This possibility can only be confirmed in consultation. Unless they are more uncommon and little-studied pathologies, it's very possible that they are, to a significant degree. A Neurotherapy not only aims to eliminate or reduce the direct symptoms, but also to minimise side effects associated with traditional drug treatments.
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