Mgr. Tereza Katolická

Like many of us, I came to physiotherapy because I was passionate about sports and I was looking for a way to be in touch with it at work. At the same time, I was very interested in the human body and its functions, and besides, I always had a tendency to care for others and to help them. With all these things combined I went to physiotherapy. The years of education, which far from end with obtaining a degree, are certainly not always a walk in the park, just like medical practice itself. However, I always try to approach everyone in a kind and friendly manner, to solve their problems comprehensively using, among other things, my knowledge of visceral therapy and the osteopathic approach. For now, I do not specialise in any specific field. I work with athletes, patients after surgery, patients with chronic problems of the back and other areas, not only of the movement system but much more. In addition, I am studying for a doctorate at the 2nd Faculty of Medicine at Charles University, in the framework of which I am dealing with fascia (fibrous tissue extending across the entire human body, forming the envelope of muscles, organs and entire areas of the body).