Deák Borostyán
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy studies: University of Pécs
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Treatment
Combined therapy: manual therapy with physiotherapy or physical therapy
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New patients always start with the first assessment. Returning patients can book directly: "Kombinált terápia" (Retek utca) in Salonic (opens in a new tab), "Kombinált terápiák" (Pasarét) in Salonic (opens in a new tab).
Physiotherapy combined with manual therapy
The two treatments build on each other: manual therapy can “open a window” for learning the right movement, and physiotherapy builds the change into the way you move. This way we support your recovery with both passive and active movement therapy. Here, too, we start by taking your history and doing the necessary tests, then draw up your personal treatment plan.
Physical therapy combined with manual therapy
Manual therapy can also be complemented with physical therapy treatments: together, the two methods can stimulate circulation, reduce inflammation and support tissue regeneration. The therapist always chooses based on your complaint: at our District II clinics, the options include cupping, flossing, TENS and ultrasound.
Who is it for?
- People who need a lasting result as well as pain relief.
- People for whom manual therapy and physiotherapy together make sense, for example with spine and lower back problems.
- People whose manual therapy is complemented by physical therapy.
Conditions this treatment is used for
How does treatment work?
Treatment starts at your first visit, straight after the assessment.
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Assessment
History and examination, so we can see which combination suits your complaint.
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Plan
We decide how much manual therapy, physiotherapy or physical therapy you receive.
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Treatment
Combined treatment can begin at your very first visit.
Where does it sit in the MozgásPiramis®?
Combined therapy belongs to level 1 of the MozgásPiramis®: manual therapy and physiotherapy together, with physical therapy where needed, to reduce your current pain and complaint.
Who provides it here?
Physiotherapists who list this treatment among their specialisms. Our team speaks Hungarian and English.
Rideg Szofi
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy studies: University of Szeged, Faculty of Health Sciences; Flossing course
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Franyó Nóra
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Debrecen, Faculty of Health Sciences
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Sztányi Borka
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: Semmelweis University; earlier trained in conductive education
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Pusztai Emese
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Pécs
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Munkácsy Eszter
Physiotherapist
International physiotherapy degree: Hanze University of Applied Sciences (the Netherlands); Maitland, McKenzie and Mulligan techniques
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Gábor Abigél
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Miskolc, Faculty of Health Sciences; qualified medical masseur and manual therapist; clinical placement in Poland
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Frequently asked questions
How much does combined treatment cost?
Both combinations last 50 minutes: physiotherapy combined with manual therapy costs 24,990 HUF, and physical therapy combined with manual therapy costs 24,990 HUF (according to the Salonic booking system).
How do I know which combination I need?
The therapist recommends it at the first consultation, based on the assessment. You will get detailed information about combined treatment there.
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This page is general information and does not replace an in-person assessment. Services, prices, equipment and opening times are subject to change. For current details, call us or see the pages of MozgásKlinika’s own clinics: our clinics.
Start your recovery this week
The first consultation lasts 60 minutes, costs 24,990 HUF, and treatment starts in the same session. No referral needed.
- No referral needed
- Treatment starts at your first visit
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
- We speak Hungarian and English