Our patients are treated at a global level. To achieve this, we have therapies for mechanical, energetic, functional and emotional rebalance; we also offer complementary therapies and other.
Mechanical
Rebalance
OSTEOPATHY
Soft medicine is curing conditions by manipulating the vertebras, joints, cranium and visceral organs. Osteopathy is based on the fact that all the systems in the body work together (interrelated) and therefore, the conditions in one system can affect the functions of another.
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Energetic
Rebalance
Traditional Chinese Medicine
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, illness occurs when the flow of the “Chi” changes and an imbalance of the Yin-Yang is produced. The components of this type of medicine include herbal therapies and nutrition, physical exercise which restore health, meditation, acupuncture, repairing massages which can restore health.
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Acupuncture
It’s a medical discipline which is part of the medical tools of Traditional Chinese Medicine, consisting in inserting fine needles into specific points of the body, situated in the meridians in order to restore energy. Acupuncture’s origins date back approximately 5,000 years.
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Reiki
The practice of Reiki is based on a transmitter or channel who transmits Reiki (vital energy) with his hands to a receptor, who can be himself or a another person, with the objective to palliate or eliminate pain or illness.
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Functional
Rebalance
Ayurvedic Medicine
Ayurvedic Medicine maintains that to restore health, it is necessary that the illness, or the imbalances of body and emotions, are correctly understood and diagnosed in the first place.After diagnosing there are four major methods applied by an Ayurvedic doctor to manage illness: cleansing and detoxification, palliation, rejuvenation (rasayana) and mental hygiene.
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Connective Tissue Reflex Therapy
Every ill organ can project itself peripherally through our body via the nerve tracts reflected in a metamere (body segment). A metamere is an innervate segment of a single spinal nerve from its exit through the conjunction hole to the smallest parcel of innervate tissue. With the tip of the finger, middle and ring finger, pressure is applied and the skin gets stretched which generates nervous impulse.
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Emotional
Rebalance
Ericksonian Therapeutic Hypnosis
The Ericksonian Hypnosis is used in Medicine and Psychiatry. It seems to be effective for letting go of certain dependencies, such as tobacco, alcohol, drugs and for treating anxiety, sexual blockages, stress, etc.
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Brief Systemic Therapy
Brief Systemic Therapy is a group of procedures and techniques that aim to help consultants (individuals, couples, families or groups) to mobilize their resources to reach their objectives in as little time as possible. It has a constructivist focus that centers on the interpersonal context of problems and their solutions, promoting active collaboration among its users.
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Complementary
Therapies
Phytotherapy
The use of remedies based on medicinal plants represent a series of advantages opposed to chemical treatments. In plants, the active principles are always biologically balanced for the presence of complementary substances, which would always potentiate against each other; and therefore would generally not retain them in the organism and their unwanted effects would be reduced to a minimum.
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Nutritherapy or Orthomolecular Medicine
Nutritherapy consists of maintaining and restoring the cellular balance, starting with the so called essential elements: vitamins, oligoelements, certain aminoacids and polyunsaturated fat acids. The therapy focus lies in balancing nutrition.
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Homeophathic Mesotherapy
Homeopathic mesotherapy is a special technique that involves the intradermal administration of homeopathic medication. It is used to treat muscular, rheumatic, dermatologic pathologies… and more.
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Homeopathy
Applying the principle of similarity, Homeopathy uses the therapeutic effects of substances by reducing their toxicity, using a very small dose. It’s an useful and effective therapeutic tool in the treatment of all illnesses, acute and chronic.
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Other
Therapies
The Noni
The fruit is used internally in different preparations to cure inflammations of the milt, disorders of the liver, bleedings and cough, as a light laxative and other medicinal uses.
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Equine and Canine Therapy
Offers an unique non-invasive therapy that seeks to relieve the mechanical dysfunction. It does not pretend in any way to replace traditional veterinary care or be the only diagnostic method in animals. This animal osteopathy seeks to normalize restriction and improve mobility of the spine and joints in dogs and horses.