01Clinic
Medin Klinika
Tuesdays, Wednesday mornings and Fridays
- ul. Częstochowska 54
45-424 Opole - Registration
+48 77 707 70 70
Osteopath and physiotherapist · Opole · English spoken
I help little ones and grown-ups feel good in their own bodies
★★★★★
5.0 · 39 patient reviews on ZnanyLekarz
5.0 · 39 patient reviews on ZnanyLekarz
- Osteopath D.O.4 years of training at the Still Academy of Osteopathy
- Paediatric osteopathymastercourse, Warsaw
- Since 2010MSc in physiotherapy, Jagiellonian University Medical College
- 5.0 / 5average of 39 reviews on ZnanyLekarz
For parents
Osteopathy for babies and children
Gentle therapy from the first weeks of life. Working with babies is an especially important part of my work, and I keep developing it.
- asymmetry
- tension and arching
- feeding
- restlessness
For adults
Osteopathy and physiotherapy for adults
Help with pain that keeps coming back, after injuries and operations. I look for the cause instead of only easing the symptom.
- spine
- neck and head
- joints
- sport
For parents
What do you notice in your baby?
Tick everything that fits. You don't need to know whether it is a problem. That's my job.
Osteopathy does not replace care from your paediatrician. If anything concerns me, I will tell you directly and refer you to the right specialist.
You stay with your baby the whole timeBreaks for feeding or a cuddle are perfectly fine.
Visit with a baby
Calm, gentle and never rushed
I know a first visit with your little one can feel daunting. That's why I explain every step and follow your baby's rhythm.
- 01ConversationI ask about pregnancy, birth, feeding and sleep, and listen to what worries you.
- 02Observation and examinationI check how your baby lies, moves and responds to touch.
- 03Gentle therapyLight touch, no sudden movements. Many babies calm down and some even fall asleep.
- 04Tips for homeI show you how to carry, position and play with your baby to support the therapy.
Bring with you: your baby's health record book, a blanket, nappies and something for feeding.
osteopathic therapyvisceral therapymanual therapydeep tissue massagekinesiotapingpinopressure
For adults
Where it hurts isn't always where the cause is
Choose what bothers you. You'll see what I help with and where I often find the source of the problem.
Back pain that keeps coming back
Physiotherapy
Precise work with movement and muscles
Exercise, manual therapy and getting back to full function after an injury or operation.
Osteopathy
Looking at the whole body
Joints, fascia and internal organs, and how they affect each other. I combine both approaches at every visit.
First visit
What to expect at the clinic
1ConversationSymptoms, lifestyle, past injuries and illnesses.
2ExaminationPosture and mobility of the whole body, not just where it hurts.
3TherapyTechniques chosen for the cause of the problem.
4PlanExercises and tips for home, so the results last longer.
About me
Hi, I'm Marta
For over 15 years I have been helping people feel good in their own bodies. My favourite moment is when someone gets up from the treatment table and says: “that feels lighter”.
As a physiotherapist I often saw pain come back because its cause lay somewhere other than the symptom. I wanted to understand the body as a whole, so after years of practice I went back to study and completed a four-year osteopathy programme.
Working with the youngest patients is especially close to my heart. A baby can't tell you what's wrong, so I have learned to listen with my hands and observe carefully. I explain everything I do to parents, because a calm parent means a calmer baby.
I never rush. I take the time to talk, examine you thoroughly and explain in plain language what is going on and what you can do at home. Visits with me can be held in English.
Marta
Physiotherapy licence no. 65159Jagiellonian University Medical College, 2010Still Academy of OsteopathyPaediatric osteopathyEnglish spoken
A wonderful approach to a little patient.
Marta is an exceptionally warm, empathetic and lovely person.
I felt a big improvement after just one visit.
A true professional.
I highly recommend a visit with this physiotherapist: professional, friendly and above all effective.
Before your visit
How to prepare
A few small things will make the visit calmer and help me understand what's going on more quickly. A visit takes about 60 minutes.
Baby or child
Visit with a child
Bring with you
- your child's health record book and hospital discharge notes from the birth
- test results and specialist reports, if you have any (e.g. hip ultrasound, neurology consultation)
- a nappy, wipes, a blanket or a dummy
- a bottle, or be ready to breastfeed if your baby gets hungry
Good to know
- dress your baby in clothes that are easy to take off, e.g. a bodysuit with poppers
- record a short video of what worries you, e.g. how your baby holds their head or how feeding goes
- crying, feeding or a nap during the visit are perfectly fine: I work at your baby's pace
Adults
Visit for adults
Bring with you
- imaging results with reports: X-ray, MRI, ultrasound
- medical records from your doctor and a list of medicines you take
- comfortable clothes: shorts or leggings and a vest top
Good to know
- avoid a heavy meal right before the visit
- think about when the pain started, what makes it worse and what brings relief
- arrive 5 minutes early so you can change without rushing
Questions
Before you come
Your question isn't here? Call the registration desk of the clinic you prefer.
Can the visit be in English?
Yes. I speak English and can run the whole visit in English. The ZnanyLekarz booking calendar is in Polish, but you only need to pick a time and enter your name and phone number. Clinic registration desks may speak Polish only, so online booking is often the easiest option.
Does the therapy hurt my baby?
No. Osteopathic techniques for babies are very gentle and use only light pressure. Many babies calm down during the session and some fall asleep.
From what age can I bring my child?
From the first weeks of life. The earlier you notice worrying signs, the easier it is to help.
How many visits will be needed?
That depends on the problem. After the first visit I'll tell you what to expect and when it's worth coming back.
Do I need a referral?
No. I see patients privately, without a referral.
Does an osteopath replace a doctor?
No. Osteopathy complements medical care. If I notice anything that needs a doctor's attention, I will tell you straight away.
Which clinic should I book?
Whichever is closer to you or has a more convenient time. I work at Medin Klinika on Tuesdays, Wednesday mornings and Fridays, and at ProfiReha on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. You'll find the addresses and maps in the Clinics section.
Clinics and booking
Two places in Opole
I work at two clinics, on different days of the week. Choose the one that suits you best for location and time.
02Clinic
Centrum Rehabilitacji ProfiReha
Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
- ul. Spychalskiego 13a, 45-716 Opole
entrance from the river embankment side
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