Physiotherapy in Brno

Kinesiology tape application by 20 cm strip — typically applied as part of a physio session or as a standalone short appointment. Used for muscle support, joint stabilisation, lymphatic drainage, and post-injury proprioceptive feedback.

GUNA injections at Bolest Brno deliver a natural preparation combining hyaluronic acid with plant-based extracts developed by the Italian GUNA biologics company. Injections are administered at targeted musculoskeletal sites — typically around painful joints or soft-tissue trigger points — by the clinic's interventional algesiologists, not by nursing staff. A standard course runs to 10 applications given once a week over 10 weeks, for a total of 3 000 Kč. The hyaluronic acid component helps restore joint lubrication and reduce friction, while the plant extract matrix is intended to provide additional local anti-inflammatory support. The treatment is suited to joint pain and osteoarthritis-related conditions where patients prefer a non-synthetic or minimally pharmaceutical approach, and is used alongside other pain management modalities at the clinic.

One-to-one physiotherapy at Neurofyzionet's rehabilitation department in the IBC building, central Brno — 550 Kč for 25 minutes or 1,000 Kč for 50 minutes on the published self-pay tariff. As the rehabilitation arm of a neurology group founded in 1993, the department has particular depth in spine care, post-injury rehabilitation and neurological physiotherapy, with therapists trained in manual medicine and soft-tissue techniques. Physical therapy add-ons (electrotherapy, ultrasound with TENS, magnetotherapy, laser) and kinesiotaping are available at small published surcharges, and the group's own MRI and neurologists are in the same complex.

30-minute physiotherapy session — focused 1-on-1 work with a physiotherapist on a single complaint or follow-up appointment. Used for short rehab check-ins, taping, focused manual work, or follow-up to a longer initial session.

Neural Reset Therapy (NRT) is a specialised manual technique that works through the nervous system rather than directly on muscles. By applying specific directional pressure to mechanoreceptors — the nerve bundles distributed throughout muscle tissue — the therapist sends a signal that prompts the brain to reset the muscle's resting tension. The result is an immediate release of muscle spasm and pain without the need for stretching, needling, or force. Sessions are 30 minutes, client remains fully clothed, and no oils are used.

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation led by the clinic's physiotherapists, starting with an initial kinesiological examination to assess movement, posture and the source of pain or dysfunction. From there a plan of therapeutic exercise (LTV) is built, with adjunct modalities such as ultrasound therapy, electrotherapy and kinesiotaping available. Dedicated rehabilitation for gynaecological issues and custom Formthotics orthotic insoles are also offered.

Concession rate (1,000 CZK) on the 60-minute physiotherapy session. Same physiotherapist, same protocol — discount applied for eligible clients (typically students, 65+, or as part of a longer-term care plan).

60-minute physiotherapy session — the standard appointment length for first visits and full assessment + treatment cycles. Combines manual therapy, soft-tissue work, exercise prescription, and home programme.

55-minute functional foot diagnostic — gait analysis, plantar pressure assessment, and structural foot evaluation. Used for chronic foot/ankle/knee/back pain investigation and pre-orthotic assessment.

The Dorn Method is a gentle manual therapy for spinal and joint alignment developed by Dieter Dorn in Germany in the 1970s. It addresses vertebral misalignment and joint dysfunction without the rotational movements or high-velocity thrusts used in conventional chiropractic or osteopathic manipulation. Instead, the therapist applies gentle, counter-directional manual contact while the client performs small, active movements — pendulum swings, arm circles, or stepping in place — that use the momentum of the limb to carry the vertebra or joint back toward its neutral position. The approach is safe for clients who cannot tolerate conventional spinal manipulation.

Physio Training at Physio Clinic Suchánek bridges the gap between clinical physiotherapy and independent gym work. Each 55-minute session is designed by a physiotherapist who understands your movement dysfunction and trains you to correct it through supervised gym exercises — targeting the muscle groups, movement patterns, and coordination deficits identified in your physiotherapy assessment. This is not personal training; it is rehabilitation-directed exercise supervised by a physiotherapy-trained clinician in the clinic's private gym.

Pediatric physiotherapy at Physio Clinic Suchánek focuses on children aged 3 and above presenting with postural problems, scoliosis, flat feet, motor coordination difficulties, and sports injury prevention or rehabilitation. Sessions are delivered by Mgr. Klára Pavlíková, who holds specialist training in paediatric physiotherapy, and combine a child-appropriate assessment approach with manual techniques, targeted exercises, and guidance for the family on how to support the child's progress at home.

Dorn Method PLUS is a gentle manual therapy that aims to realign joints and vertebrae to relieve musculoskeletal pain. At Cellthera it is delivered by Jan Šobáň, an accredited Dorn-method lector, who assesses the spine and joints and uses soft, guided movements to correct misalignments. The initial appointment runs about two hours and combines screening, hands-on corrections and instruction in home exercises so the patient can maintain the result. It is used for back, shoulder and hip pain, headaches, leg-length inequality and related complaints, with follow-up frequency tailored to the individual.

The first visit at Physio Clinic Suchánek is a structured 55-minute diagnostic session that goes beyond a standard consultation. Rather than simply listing your complaints, the physiotherapist conducts a hands-on movement analysis, evaluates musculoskeletal function from head to foot, and identifies the underlying causes of your pain or restriction — not just the symptoms. By the end of the session you leave with a personalised therapeutic plan and, in most cases, an initial correction of the movement dysfunction identified during the assessment itself.

Follow-up physiotherapy sessions at Physio Clinic Suchánek build directly on the findings from the initial diagnostics. Each 55-minute appointment combines manual therapy, targeted therapeutic exercises, and where indicated, modern adjunct modalities such as MLS laser or EMS. The physiotherapist monitors progress against the personalised plan established at the first visit and adjusts techniques as your condition evolves — making each session a deliberate step toward recovery rather than a repeat of the last.

Functional foot diagnostic (55 min) bundled with custom orthotic insole fabrication (30 min). Single appointment delivers diagnostic, prescription, and finished insoles for chronic foot/lower-limb issues.

ART® (Active Release Technique) is a patented, evidence-informed soft-tissue treatment developed in the USA and used by professional sports teams worldwide. At Physio Clinic Suchánek it is delivered exclusively by Bc. Jakub Suchánek — the clinic's owner and sole certified ART® practitioner. The method combines precise manual contact on the affected tissue with an active patient movement — the combination creates a mechanical shear across scar tissue, adhesions, and nerve restrictions that passive techniques cannot replicate, restoring full tension-free function to the muscle, tendon, or nerve.

5 × 60-minute physiotherapy sessions for 5,000 CZK = 1,000 CZK per session. The standard physio commitment pack — typically used over a 4-8 week rehabilitation course.

Pharmacotherapy at Bolest Brno means individually tailored analgesic prescribing guided by an expert in pain medicine — not a GP applying a standard ladder. MUDr. Hakl and the team use all drug categories and delivery forms, including transdermal patches, to build a personalised analgesic regimen that maximises pain control while minimising adverse effects. The clinic's philosophy is explicit: use the drug combination that gives the most benefit with the least side-effect burden. This may involve standard analgesics, adjuvant drugs (anticonvulsants, antidepressants used for their analgesic properties), muscle relaxants, topical agents and opioids when clinically indicated. Treatment is reviewed at every visit to adjust dosing, switch agents if tolerance or adverse effects develop, and integrate pharmacotherapy with non-drug interventions.

Bolest Brno's interventional algesiologists perform nerve blocks and targeted local injections as one of the most effective rapid-analgesic tools in pain medicine. The technique involves delivering a combination of modern local anaesthetics, long-acting depot corticosteroids and natural GUNA preparations directly to the target site — whether a specific nerve, nerve plexus, trigger point, joint space or epidural space. The effect is typically rapid and can provide meaningful relief in acute pain flares or in chronic conditions that have been unresponsive to oral medication alone. MUDr. Marek Hakl and MUDr. Eva Kynclová both hold specialist training in interventional algeziology with decades of combined experience in pain procedures. All injections are performed under aseptic conditions in the clinic's treatment room.