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Therapeutic Techniques: Hydrokinesitherapy
Hydrokinesitherapy
Consists of the application of exercise therapy or physical therapy through exercises in the aquatic environment, taking advantage of thermal and mechanical properties of the water. Includes therapeutic exercises such as swimming, walking and exercises different parts of the body.
Directions
These techniques produce a strengthening of weakened muscles, improve blood circulation, thereby relaxing the muscles and decrease or disappearance of muscle pain and, in the same way, joint pain relief with improved function. Read the rest of this entry »
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Therapeutic Techniques: Hydrotherapy
Hydrotherapy, Balneotherapy and Hydrokinesitherapy
Hydrotherapy or water application for therapeutic purposes is a technique that has been in use for many years, although in recent times has taken a certain height by the impetus given by tourism entrepreneurs and public and private. The thermal cures in spas becoming more and more prominence in this our fast-paced society, stressed, working at a breakneck pace, and which requires facilities and therapies that will relax and attend to their health holistically, taking care of their physical and mental wellbeing . Many people attend day spas in search of the alleged therapeutic properties of its waters and mud, there are even spas subsidized government programs for seniors.
Types of techniques
As the water temperature, pressure application, combination or the combination of these characteristics with other physiotherapy techniques, various types of water treatments: Read the rest of this entry »
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Therapeutic Techniques: The Uses of Massage
How is massage administered?
Therapeutic massage is given in many different ways and their duration varies from 15 to 90 minutes depending on the area and the problem to be addressed. Usually administered physiotherapists with specific training (as opposed to those provided elsewhere in more dubious repute).
Is asked to undress, keeping only her underwear and lie on a special table for this type of treatment. Obviously the room where these massages are provided is a warm, comfortable and quiet. Some clinics will liven up this type of treatment with soft music.
Usually the therapist treats the whole body or specific parts of using oils or ointments to allow your hands slide better for the patient’s body. Patients treated with this type of massage often report deep relaxation and a very rewarding experience. Read the rest of this entry »
Therapeutic Techniques
Throughout history, most cultures have developed systems of therapeutic massage. In fact, these massage techniques play an important role in traditional medical care in China and India. In Europe, the massage was introduced in the early eighteenth century as a Swedish massage technique called initially, which consisted of a vigorous massage of the desired area to improve circulation of blood and lymph.
In the last quarter of a century, therapists of these techniques have placed greater emphasis on the psychological and spiritual aspects of this treatment. Its benefits are now described more as spiritual peace, calm or comprehensiveness in terms of loss of stiffness or improving blood flow. Massage techniques are softer today, quiet and intuitive initials. (See more information about body therapies here.) Read the rest of this entry »
Acupuncture And Other Therapies
Like acupuncture, naturopathy, homeopathy, Oriental Exercises, the Radioestecia, Neural Therapy, the Chronotherapy and chiropractors believe in the existence of an energy that the body provides great possibilities.
Undoubtedly there are many therapeutic techniques that have similarities in design and style basics, particularly acupuncture, rather than the method used, many therapies are associated with the existence of concept of an energy that the body gives great potential for response , which makes you a creditor of an uncanny ability to keep your balance.
Within these we find the naturopathy, homeopathy, Oriental Exercises, the Radioestecia, Neural Therapy, the Chronotherapy and chiropractic, among others.