OSTEOPATHY
&
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Dr. Wojciech Rukasz
OSTEOPATHY
&
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Dr. Wojciech Rukasz
OSTEOPATHY
& PHYSICAL THERAPY
Dr. Wojciech Rukasz
my offer
Osteopathy
Osteopathy is a holistic body therapy in which the therapist uses his hands to diagnose and treat patients. This holistic treatment method is used to restore the patient’s mobility and freedom from pain. Our body has extraordinary self-healing powers which can be activated with the help of osteopathic treatment. On the basis of a differentiated diagnosis, the locomotor system, the craniosacral system or the visceral area are treated to release blockages and correct malfunctions.
Paediatric osteopathy
Paediatric osteopathy is a specialisation within osteopathy. In principle, there are no major differences between the treatment of adults and infants. Nevertheless, it is advisable to provide special care for new-borns, infants and children. Tensions and blockages, which are a great burden for babies and children, can upset the harmonious interaction of the small body.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a scientifically based treatment method for improving and restoring physical functions. Using passive and active measures, the body is supported in its healing process. These include among others: Massages, manual therapy, passive and active mobilisation of joints, muscle strengthening, stabilisation, balance training and the back training.
my offer
Osteopathy
Osteopathy is a holistic body therapy in which the therapist uses his hands to diagnose and treat patients. This holistic treatment method is used to restore the patient’s mobility and freedom from pain. Our body has extraordinary self-healing powers which can be activated with the help of osteopathic treatment. On the basis of a differentiated diagnosis, the locomotor system, the craniosacral system or the visceral area are treated to release blockages and correct malfunctions.
Paediatric osteopathy
Paediatric osteopathy is a specialisation within osteopathy. In principle, there are no major differences between the treatment of adults and infants. Nevertheless, it is advisable to provide special care for new-borns, infants and children. Tensions and blockages, which are a great burden for babies and children, can upset the harmonious interaction of the small body.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a scientifically based treatment method for improving and restoring physical functions. Using passive and active measures, the body is supported in its healing process. These include among others: Massages, manual therapy, passive and active mobilisation of joints, muscle strengthening, stabilisation, balance training and the back training.
my offer
Osteopathy
Osteopathy is a holistic body therapy in which the therapist uses his hands to diagnose and treat patients. This holistic treatment method is used to restore the patient’s mobility and freedom from pain. Our body has extraordinary self-healing powers which can be activated with the help of osteopathic treatment. On the basis of a differentiated diagnosis, the locomotor system, the craniosacral system or the visceral area are treated to release blockages and correct malfunctions.
Paediatric osteopathy
Paediatric osteopathy is a specialisation within osteopathy. In principle, there are no major differences between the treatment of adults and infants. Nevertheless, it is advisable to provide special care for new-borns, infants and children. Tensions and blockages, which are a great burden for babies and children, can upset the harmonious interaction of the small body.
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is a scientifically based treatment method for improving and restoring physical functions. Using passive and active measures, the body is supported in its healing process. These include among others: Massages, manual therapy, passive and active mobilisation of joints, muscle strengthening, stabilisation, balance training and the back training.
DR. WOJCIECH RUKASZ DO. PT.
During my training as a sports scientist I began to develop a keen interest in physiotherapy, which resulted in me completing a four-year training to qualify as a physiotherapist. While working as an assistant at the University Sports Institute and as a physiotherapist, I observed that particularly competitive athletes frequently suffer from overstrain and sports injuries, which unfortunately, all too often can lead to the early end of a sports career. Based on my personal experience as an active sportsman, I know that differentiated and thereby highly effective preventive measures can be successfully applied in all areas of the body susceptible to common sports injuries. In order to further develop my skills, I decided to do my research on physical injuries and their causes in competitive athletes for my doctoral (PhD) dissertation, which I successfully defended at the Institute for Physical Rehabilitation in 2002.
I specialize in osteopathy, physiotherapy and sports science.
DR. WOJCIECH RUKASZ DO. PT.
During my training as a sports scientist I began to develop a keen interest in physiotherapy, which resulted in me completing a four-year training to qualify as a physiotherapist. While working as an assistant at the University Sports Institute and as a physiotherapist, I observed that particularly competitive athletes frequently suffer from overstrain and sports injuries, which unfortunately, all too often can lead to the early end of a sports career. Based on my personal experience as an active sportsman, I know that differentiated and thereby highly effective preventive measures can be successfully applied in all areas of the body susceptible to common sports injuries. In order to further develop my skills, I decided to do my research on physical injuries and their causes in competitive athletes for my doctoral (PhD) dissertation, which I successfully defended at the Institute for Physical Rehabilitation in 2002.
I specialize in osteopathy, physiotherapy and sports science.
DR. WOJCIECH RUKASZ DO. PT.
During my training as a sports scientist I began to develop a keen interest in physiotherapy, which resulted in me completing a four-year training to qualify as a physiotherapist. While working as an assistant at the University Sports Institute and as a physiotherapist, I observed that particularly competitive athletes frequently suffer from overstrain and sports injuries, which unfortunately, all too often can lead to the early end of a sports career. Based on my personal experience as an active sportsman, I know that differentiated and thereby highly effective preventive measures can be successfully applied in all areas of the body susceptible to common sports injuries. In order to further develop my skills, I decided to do my research on physical injuries and their causes in competitive athletes for my doctoral (PhD) dissertation, which I successfully defended at the Institute for Physical Rehabilitation in 2002.
I specialize in osteopathy, physiotherapy and sports science.
patient information
Examples of problems and disorders that are treated with osteopathy in my practice:
- Acute and chronic spinal complaints
- disc displacement – protrusion, prolapse
- neck pain-cervical syndrome
- chest spine, intercostal neuralgia;
- Pain in the lumbar spine region, Low back pain
- ischialgia
- lumbalgia
- back pain during pregnancy
- Headaches
- migraine,
- dizziness,
- tinnitus,
- tension headache
- Collar syndrome (Torticollis)
- Pelvic misalignment
- Elbow pain
- tennis elbow,
- golf elbow
- Shoulder pain
- impingement syndrome,
- supraspinatus tendinitis,
- frozen shoulder
- Muscle injuries, cramps
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- after joint operations
- for arthrosis
- with prostheses
- Scar treatment after operations
- Torn ligaments, meniscus injuries
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Heel spur
- Treatment after a stroke
- Parkinson’s disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Scoliosis
- Competitive Sports Injuries
- Accidents
- Temporal Mandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders
- Digestive problems
- flatulence,
- stomach ache
- reflux
patient testimonials
patient information
Examples of problems and disorders that are treated with osteopathy in my practice:
- Acute and chronic spinal complaints
- disc displacement – protrusion, prolapse
- neck pain-cervical syndrome
- chest spine, intercostal neuralgia
- pain in the lumbar spine region
- Low back pain
- ischialgia, lumbalgia
- back pain during pregnancy
- Headaches
- migraine
- dizziness
- tinnitus
- tension headache
- Collar syndrome (Torticollis)
- Pelvic misalignment
- Elbow pain
- tennis elbow
- golf elbow
- Shoulder pain
- impingement syndrome
- supraspinatus tendinitis
- frozen shoulder
- Muscle injuries, cramps
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- after joint operations
- for arthrosis
- with prostheses
- Scar treatment after operations
- Torn ligaments, meniscus injuries
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Heel spur
- Treatment after a stroke
- Parkinson’s disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Scoliosis
- Competitive Sports Injuries
- Accidents
- Temporal Mandibular Joint (TMJ) disorders
- Digestive problems
- flatulence
- stomach ache
- reflux
PATIENT TESTIMONIALS
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Visceral osteopathy
Work on the internal organs (Latin: Viszera) of humans. Through gentle manual treatment, the internal organs and their surrounding structures are examined and treated for movement restrictions.
Sports injuries
It is a scientifically sound treatment method for improving and restoring physical functions. Passive and active measures support the body in healing. These include: massages, manual therapy, passive and active mobilization of joints, muscle strengthening, stabilization, balance training and back training.
Posture error
Working on the musculoskeletal system or on the bony skeleton, including the relationship column, the pelvis and the guidelines for extremities. Problems with bones, repairs, joints, ligaments, tendons and fascia are dealt with.
blog
Visceral osteopathy
Work on the internal organs (Latin: Viszera) of humans. Through gentle manual treatment, the internal organs and their surrounding structures are examined and treated for movement restrictions.
Sports injuries
It is a scientifically sound treatment method for improving and restoring physical functions. Passive and active measures support the body in healing. These include: massages, manual therapy, passive and active mobilization of joints, muscle strengthening, stabilization, balance training and back training.
Posture error
Working on the musculoskeletal system or on the bony skeleton, including the relationship column, the pelvis and the guidelines for extremities. Problems with bones, repairs, joints, ligaments, tendons and fascia are dealt with.
BLOG
Visceral osteopathy
Work on the internal organs (Latin: Viszera) of humans. Through gentle manual treatment, the internal organs and their surrounding structures are examined and treated for movement restrictions.
Sports injuries
It is a scientifically sound treatment method for improving and restoring physical functions. Passive and active measures support the body in healing. These include: massages, manual therapy, passive and active mobilization of joints, muscle strengthening, stabilization, balance training and back training.
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CONTACT
Wien
Pius Parsch Platz 2/4,
1210 Wien
Stockerau
Bräuhausgasse 22,
2000 Stockerau
CONTACT
Pius Parsch Platz 2/4,
1210 Wien
Bräuhausgasse 22,
2000 Stockerau
CONTACT
Wien
Prager Str. 14/E,
1210 Wien
Stockerau
Bräuhausgasse 22,
2000 Stockerau
WIEN
Pius Parsch Platz 2/4,,
1210 Wien
STOCKERAU
Bräuhausgasse 22,
2000 Stockerau