Acupuncture in Prague

Bach flower therapy at Institut Celostní Medicíny uses personalised combinations of flower essences — preparations derived from wild flowers and diluted in spring water — to address the emotional and psychological patterns that underlie or accompany physical illness. Dr Edward Bach identified 38 remedies corresponding to specific emotional states: fear, uncertainty, oversensitivity, loneliness, despondency, and excessive concern for others. MUDr. Strnadelová selects combinations specific to each patient's emotional landscape and integrates Bach prescribing into the clinic's broader holistic treatment plan.

Auriculotherapy applies fine acupuncture needles to specific points on the outer ear, which in Traditional Chinese Medicine functions as a microsystem reflecting the entire body. Each region of the ear corresponds to an organ system, body part, or physiological function — by stimulating these points, MUDr. Strnadelová can influence conditions throughout the body without touching the affected area directly. Auriculotherapy is particularly valued for pain management, emotional regulation, and addiction support.

Traditional cupping therapy — known in Czech as baňkování — uses glass or silicone cups applied to the skin to create gentle suction that draws superficial blood and lymph to the surface, loosens myofascial tissue, and stimulates circulation in the treated area. At Institut Celostní Medicíny, cupping is applied as part of a Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment protocol by MUDr. Strnadelová, particularly for back pain, respiratory congestion, and conditions where muscle tension or poor circulation contribute to symptoms.

Classical acupuncture delivered by MUDr. Vladimíra Strnadelová at Institut Celostní Medicíny, Praha 1. Fine sterile needles are placed at precisely selected points along the body's meridian pathways to regulate energy flow, reduce inflammation, and stimulate the body's own healing responses. Sessions run 30 minutes and are commonly prescribed weekly or twice weekly. Acute and chronic pain, joint conditions, spinal complaints, allergies, and a wide range of systemic disorders all respond well to this form of treatment.

Homeopathy consultations at Institut Celostní Medicíny are conducted by MUDr. Vladimíra Strnadelová, who applies homeopathy primarily at lower and medium potencies for both acute and chronic conditions. The approach operates on the principle that highly diluted substances that produce symptoms in healthy people can, at appropriate potency, stimulate the body's self-regulatory capacity in patients presenting those same symptoms. The clinical interview is detailed and takes in the totality of physical, emotional, and constitutional symptoms to identify the most fitting remedy.

Chinese herbal phytotherapy at Institut Celostní Medicíny involves individually tailored herbal formulas drawn from both the Traditional Chinese Medicine materia medica and European botanical medicine. MUDr. Strnadelová combines her training in TCM phytotherapy with knowledge of locally grown European medicinal plants to compose formulas specific to each patient's diagnosis. Rather than prescribing standardised supplements, she formulates custom herbal blends that address the patient's pattern at organ, energetic, and constitutional levels — adjusting the prescription at each follow-up based on response.

Trigger point therapy with needles.

Trigger point dry needling for muscle pain.

The starting point for all care at Institut Celostní Medicíny, this 60-minute initial session combines a detailed case history with an EAV electroacupuncture diagnostic scan of the body's organ systems. MUDr. Strnadelová uses the EAV device to map organ functional load, immune status, and the presence of viral, bacterial, or fungal burdens — information that guides a fully personalised treatment plan drawn from the clinic's integrative toolkit of Chinese medicine, homeopathy, dietology, and phytotherapy.