Csirmaz Letícia
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Miskolc
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Treatment
Physiotherapy in Terézváros, with a personal plan
Book a consultation (opens in a new tab)New patients always start with the first assessment. Returning patients can book directly: "Gyógytorna" in Salonic (opens in a new tab).
What is physiotherapy (gyógytorna)?
Physiotherapy is not a few exercises shown to you, but a planned, active phase of treatment. It stabilises the change achieved with manual therapy, develops muscle activation, movement control, strength and stability, and leads you gradually back to work or sport. The university-trained physiotherapists at MozgásKlinika Terézváros tailor the exercises to your anatomy and function.
We do not treat posture as a static “good” or “bad” position but as something your body regulates all the time: staying in the same position for long, little variety and your individual load tolerance can together influence symptoms. So the exercises also build variety of movement and load tolerance.
Why physiotherapy at MozgásKlinika Terézváros?
- You get a personal exercise plan, not a generic workout.
- The physiotherapist teaches and corrects every movement in person.
- If it is part of your plan, you continue with home exercises chosen, taught and checked by your therapist.
- The load is increased gradually.
- The goal is a lasting result, not just short-term pain relief.
Types of physiotherapy we offer
McKenzie method
Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), developed by Robin McKenzie, is an assessment and treatment system used mainly for spinal complaints: it looks at how particular positions and repeated movements change your symptoms.
Stabilisation exercises
Focus on segmental stabilisation and strengthening the muscles around the joints. Often used for back, low-back and shoulder pain, especially if you sit a lot.
Rehabilitation exercises
Support recovery after a sports injury or surgery, and can also prepare the tissues before an operation.
Sports rehabilitation
For athletes, from minor sprains to returning after a more serious injury, including the principles of safe movement.
Who is it for?
- Back, neck and shoulder pain
- Hip and knee pain
- Flat feet and other foot problems
- Mobilisation before surgery and rehabilitation after it
- Returning to exercise after a sports injury
- Chronic joint inflammation, ankylosing spondylitis (Bechterew's disease)
Condition pages (in Hungarian)
How does treatment work?
Treatment starts at your first visit, straight after the assessment.
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Accurate assessment
The assessment looks at several findings together: range of motion, strength, movement control, movement patterns and compensations.
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A personal therapy plan
We design exercises for you and, where appropriate, manual therapy techniques too.
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Practice and correction
We teach you the correct technique so you can safely keep practising at home.
Where does it sit in the MozgásPiramis®?
Physiotherapy plays a part at every level of the MozgásPiramis®: at level 1 it works with manual therapy to relieve pain, and at levels 2–5 it is the main tool for restoring range of motion, building strength, developing functional stability and returning to full activity.
Who provides it here?
Physiotherapists who list this treatment among their specialisms. Our team speaks Hungarian and English.
Dunai Luca
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Szeged; Pilates instructor course
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Bene Dorottya
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Pécs, Zalaegerszeg Faculty
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Kárpáti Enikő
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Szeged; manual therapist: Semmelweis University (two-year programme)
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Szalai Regina
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Pécs
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Horváth Réka
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Szeged; manual therapist qualification
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Illésy Anna
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist degree: Semmelweis University
Full profile in Hungarian · speaks Hungarian and English
Frequently asked questions
Will it hurt after a session?
At most you may feel mild muscle soreness. Physiotherapy is essentially a therapeutic workout, so afterwards you should feel pleasantly tired rather than in pain.
How soon will I feel better?
Many patients notice a difference after the first few sessions, but a lasting result needs a programme of several weeks. At level 1 of the MozgásPiramis® the clinic recommends 12 sessions, twice a week.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book online without a referral.
What should I bring?
Comfortable sportswear and a change of shoes. We provide everything else.
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After a meniscus injury or meniscus surgery: how knee rehabilitation is built up at MozgásKlinika Terézváros, from the assessment to full load.
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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