aNETomy® FOR PATIENTS
A pathway built around your situation, rather than the same solution for everyone.
When pain persists or keeps returning, focusing only on the area that hurts may not be enough. We look at how you move, which activities have become difficult, when the pain appears, what changes it, and which strategies your body uses during everyday activities.
A BROADER ASSESSMENT
A disc herniation, protrusion, osteoarthritis or degeneration can provide important information, but an image alone cannot tell us how you move, what you are able to do or what changes your pain.
Diagnostic investigations are part of the clinical picture, but assessment also considers function, movement, activity and the individual response.
Every movement involves different parts of the body working together. For this reason, we look not only at where you feel pain, but also at how movement is organised.
Even a simple movement may involve the pelvis, hips, trunk, knees, ankles and other regions working in coordination.
There is not necessarily one single correct way to move. We are interested in understanding which strategies you use and which alternatives remain available when load, fatigue or activity change.
Having different strategies available may help the body adapt movement to the demands of the task and to changing conditions.
Balance, sensory information, the nervous system, experience and context all contribute to movement. A strategy that initially developed to protect you may, over time, become the only one you use.
Movement is continuously adapted according to available information, the environment, fatigue, the task and the perception of safety.
A PATHWAY BUILT AROUND YOU
aNETomy® does not start from a predetermined protocol. Assessment is used to identify the elements that are most relevant to your situation and to build a progressive pathway that may include treatment, movement and exercise, adapting it according to your response.
WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO START?
When pain keeps returning or limits movement and everyday activities.
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