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Treatments
Pain Neuroscience
Scientific research and neuroscience are increasingly demonstrating the complexity and multidimensional nature of pain.
It is being understood that it does not only depend on inflammation and degenerated structures but also on various factors such as lifestyle, stress and psychological and social aspects.
Therefore, pain is the result of an elaboration that involves our way of thinking, our past experiences and the social and cultural context in which we live.
How any processing process can be influenced through its understanding and the implementation of active strategies aimed at the different factors that contribute to it.
Clinical Posturology
Clinical posturology is the science that studies the correlation between posture and musculoskeletal disorders and chronic pathologies.
Posture is the best strategy we use to adapt to gravitational force, external environmental stimuli and internal ones such as thoughts, emotions and stress.
Our nervous system integrates information from our eyes, hearing, vestibule, and body receptors to adapt to our environment.
Postural assessment identifies whether the person's posture may represent a significant risk factor in their clinical picture and what the causes may be to improve their postural strategies.
Clinical Functional Movements Assessment
Movement , like posture, is a behavioral strategy influenced by both physical and mental factors.
Movement quality analysis is a diagnostic system that systematically finds the cause of the pain (not just the symptom) due to dysfunctional movement patterns .
Problems with mobility, stability and motor control alter the functional movements that a person always adopts during their daily, work and sports activities, overloading the various joint and muscle districts.
The identification of body regions characterized by lack of control in movement are considered as access points to elicit an improvement in body awareness and motor control for better efficiency in one's activities.
Osteopathic Treatment
Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) , through precise joint manipulations/mobilizations and techniques on muscular, nervous and visceral tissues, stimulates the restoration of the function of the neuro-musculoskeletal system and the associated systems such as the endocrine-immune and cardio-respiratory systems.
This allows you to reduce inflammation and pain, improving your body perception and functionality in daily and sports activities.
Clinical Exercise & Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS)
Clinical exercise and DNS are re-education strategies based on clinical kinesiology and neurophysiological aspects of postural system development and movement, integrating the latest scientific evidence .
The primary goal of treatment is to create better stabilization of the spine, better breathing patterns, better distribution of internal and external forces acting on each joint segment, improving movement efficiency .
Exercise has been shown to be effective not only in decreasing pain but also has a strong impact on all physiological systems of the body .
Stress Management
We are living beings who need the right amount of “positive” stress to be able to adapt and be more resilient to the external environment that surrounds us.
Chronic “harmful” stress, on the other hand, has been shown to be a major cause or aggravating factor of all chronic diseases , including chronic pain.
Scientific research has demonstrated different behavioral practices and exercises that allow us to combat and manage daily stress, improving the perception of pain and our psychophysical health .
Kinesio Taping Method
The Kinesio Taping® Method is a taping technique designed to facilitate the body's natural healing process by providing support and stability to muscles and joints without limiting range of motion.
Furthermore, Kinesio® Tex Tape relieves pain and facilitates lymphatic drainage by stimulating different receptors within the somatosensory system.
All this allows to prolong the benefits of manual therapy administered in the clinical setting.