Osteopathy

STRUCTURAL PILLAR

It is mainly manual therapy. Osteopathy uses different mobilization, manipulation, oscillation, harmonic neuromobilization and soft tissue techniques in order to achieve natural mobility and self-healing of the organism.

VISCERAL PILLAR

Is based on examining and treating inner organs together with their specific ligament and fascial system. The therapy is based on using soft and delicate techniques directed directly or indirectly at a patient’s problem. It is worth noting that the osteopath frequently works on the afflicted region indirectly, so the patient shouldn’t be surprised if the therapist works for example at the spinal region, when their problem is located at their knee.

CRANIAL PILLAR

It concerns the diagnosis and treatment of skull bones and their junctions.

During the clinical examination and the therapy the osteotherapist uses only their hands.

The first visit includes a thorough medical interview. The patient should take with them:

• All imaging diagnostics (e.g. X-ray, MRI, CT scans)
• Epicrisis from the hospital
• USG descriptions
• Other data regarding up-to-date diagnostics and treatment of a said ailment.

The next part of the visit is clinical examination, including visual and palpation (by touch) examination.

It is important to take comfortable, unrestricting clothing and personal hygiene.

Piotr Dulny – physiotherapist, manual therapist, osteopath, PNF therapist, FDM therapist

He gathered his clinical experience at the Military Medical Institute in Warsaw, Caroline Medical Center, Academic Sport Association at the Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw, Cycling Association of Poland. He works based on the newest therapy methods, which properly picked and matched allow patients to return to their full capacity. He treats each of his patients individually and the his target is making a correct diagnosis and applying proper treatment.

He specializes in:

• Osteopathy
• Orthopedic rehabilitation
• Neurologic rehabilitation
• Sport rehabilitation
• Pediatric rehabilitation.

Therapy methods:

• Kaltenborn-Evjenth manual therapy
• Trigger points therapy
• PNF therapy (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation)
• FDM therapy (Fascial Distortion Model)
• FOI therapy (Functional Orthonomy and Integration)
• Soft tissue therapy
• Short lever manipulation techniques
• Muscle energizing techniques
• Stabilizing exercises, stretching exercises
• Fascial stretching techniques
• Kinesiotaping
• Limphatic massage, healing massage
• Cranio-Sacral therapy
• Visceral therapy.