The first meeting at a therapy - what is it like? :)

During the first session, the examination begins with appropriate questions, such as what the individual is currently experiencing, how long the complaints have been present, any previous illnesses or surgeries, family health history, physical work conditions, personal stress experiences, lifestyle, etc. Together, we establish a therapeutic goal and plan—both of which are very important, as they help determine which physical examinations will be necessary and, more importantly, ensure that the therapy is the result of our collaborative effort.

This is followed by passive and active physical examinations (in underwear), during which we assess the individual's overall condition and specifically the state of the affected joints, muscles, and tissues.

After that, the treatment begins with the appropriate manual and movement therapies. I believe it is essential that no two people or therapeutic paths are alike, and that we provide individualized therapy tailored to our shared goals.

It is important to me to create a safe space during treatments where clients feel comfortable asking questions and receiving clear, understandable information about the examinations and tasks performed during the session. I believe that as we gain a better understanding of how our bodies function, it becomes much easier to work in harmony with them and to activate healing processes.