Manual therapy
Do you suffer from stuck joints, pain in your neck or back, or radiation to your arms or legs? Manual therapy helps you move smoothly and painlessly again.
When do you see a manual therapist?
When joints do not move as well, it can cause pain and postural problems. Manual therapy helps joints move more smoothly and improve posture. To do this, the therapist uses special techniques applied directly to the joints.
The effects of manual therapy are often immediately noticeable! You feel an improvement in range of motion and decrease in pain.
Common complaints
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Neck pain
With or without headache, dizziness or radiation to arms. -
Back Pain
Low back pain, mid-back pain or pain between the shoulder blades. -
Shoulder pain
For example, stuck shoulder or pain when moving. -
Headache
Which may stem from problems in the neck or spine. -
Pelvic pain
For example, instability or pain after pregnancy. -
Hip pain
Stiffness, pain when walking or moving. -
Jaw symptoms
For example, snapping of the jaw or difficulty opening/closing the mouth. - Dizziness with movement of the neck
Please feel free to contact us for an intake interview.
Don’t keep walking around in pain – we are happy to help you!
method of the manual therapist
The first appointment consists of an interview and physical examination. It is assessed whether the complaints fall within the domain of the physical therapist/manual therapist. During the physical examination, the manual therapist examines the joints and assesses posture and movement. In this way it is determined where the causes of the complaints are. Together with the client, the manual therapist decides whether manual therapy can be useful. If this is not the case, the manual therapist will discuss an approach for further treatment with the client. In this way it becomes immediately clear after the first appointment what the follow-up will be.
RATES AND FEES
Since 1 January 2006, just like physiotherapy, manual therapy has been freely accessible.
During the intake, the therapist will assess your eligibility for manual therapy.
The manual therapy is reimbursed from the supplementary insurance. For more information, please contact your health insurer.
