About
University qualified in physiotherapy, rehabilitation and osteopathy with more than 13 years clinical experience. Nina’s speciality is in musculoskeletal, neurological and visceral diagnostics which enables her to treat not only the symptoms of discomfort but more importantly to focus on the root cause.
In the Europe hospital system Nina worked extensively in Neurology providing treating for both adults and children along with pregnancy and post natal care.
Professional experiences
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
Medical rehabilitation belongs to the essential medical branches and is closely connected to several other specialties. It deals with areas representing the greatest socio-economical problem in a modern society.
According to statistics, 95 percent of people have problems which can be treated by rehabilitation procedures. If they are not treated, they can often result in serious and permanent complications. Medical rehabilitation is a complex of medical preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic measures that aim to restore maximal function and fitness of a patient. Using methods of medical rehabilitation improves the musculoskeletal system, affects pain, decreases muscle fatigue and improves memory.
Are you looking for expert care and a therapist who will focus on your needs? Is your job too stressful, allowing no time for physical activity? Do you spend most of your day in the office and hence suffer from back and neck pain? Physiotherapy and rehabilitation can help you. Our specialized and certified physiotherapist guarantees medical care of the highest quality, using the latest techniques and observing the highest professional standards. Physiotherapist take care of you on an individual basis.
Physiotherapeutic methods:
- Differential diagnostic
- Individual exercise programs
- Kinesiology assessment
- Special methodologies (Kabat, Mojzisova, Spiral dynamics, Visceral manipulation, Craniosacral therapy, etc.)
- Mobilization and manipulation techniques
- Soft tissue techniques
- Osteopathy
- Lymphological examination
- Acupreessure therapy
- Yoga therapy
- Massages (reflexive, segmented and relaxing, ball therapy)
- Fit ball, Bosu, overball exercises
- Podiatric examination of feet
- Medical taping – kinesiotaping
- Training a healthy back, ergonomic counselling (lectures for individuals and companies)
- Ergotherapy
Physiotherapist can help you with:
- Pain in the spine and joints (including post-injury conditions, prolaps of inter-vertebral disc, treatment of degenerative joint diseases, etc.)
- Pain evoked by monotonous stress exercised on the body
- Treatment of scoliosis
- Tendonitis, tennis elbow, tendon of Achilles problems, frozen shoulder etc.
- Headaches, migraines, fatigue
- Problems occurring during pregnancy, after delivery, during menopause (i.e. back pain, stress incontinence, physiotherapy after Caesarean delivery and other gynaecological operations, treatment of functional female sterility, weakened pelvic floor muscles, pre-natal exercise, post-operative scar care, lymphatic oedema)
- Complex postoperative physiotherapy
- Neurological diseases – stroke, multiple sclerorsis, Parkinson ´s disease
- Lymphatic edema primary and secondary (post-surgery pelvis, mastectomy, ablation of breast cancer)
- Symptoms triggered by stress
- Psychosomatic diseases (diseases resulting from a primary psychological causation)
Pediatric Rehabilitation
As part of rehabilitation services for children, we provide child development physiotherapy all the way from premature babies to adults. A very common diagnosis that children come is scoliosis (the misalignment of the spine) and cerebral palsy. This health condition most commonly occurs just before puberty and during puberty as well.
Our physiotherapist provide examinations of children and adolescents. An exception applies to babies whose neurodevelopmental state is checked instead by a pediatrician.
Available therapies:
- Bobath therapy – this is one of the most widely used therapeutic approaches aimed at both adults and children. The neurodevelopmental concept of Berta Bobath and Karel Bobath is based around stimulation of the child while walking. The child is motivated by a game/toy coordinated by the therapist by implementing specific stimulation to ensure the best movement possible. Through a detailed examination, the therapist focuses on identifying those things that the child can do without any help, those where some help is needed and those which the child simply cannot do at all. Based on these findings, the therapist devises a therapy goal and plan. The therapy itself involves a combined team effort by several specialists. The Bobath concept can be applied to all children with a handicap. These can range from problems concerning the muscles those which are neurological or mental in nature.
- Vojta method therapy – this is a method used primarily with prematurely-born children as well as older children suffering from various scoliosis spine curvature problems. It is also used extensively with children affected by neurological factors (post-traumatic paresis and handicap-related issues). Further, this method is often used on adults with neurological deficits (severe headaches or herniated discs). In essence, the Vojta method focuses on activating muscle chains in precisely defined positions which the child would otherwise be unable to engage. Such blocks could prevent the child from example being unable to lift the head with the neck spine straight or unable to take a step forward with a lower limb. Due to similar problems, the child suffers from impaired psychomotor development and function and it is therefore necessary to address it accordingly.