Physiotherapy in Madrid

COVID-19 UPDATE: Due to the Coronavirus pandemic Maxifisio will continue offering only online services until January 2021.

For more information please contact us and visit our class timetable.

If you need a Physiotherapy session do not hesitate to book with Maxifisio. All sessions last 55 minutes, working with English speaking physiotherapists Maria Moreno and Clara Moreno specialised in functional recovery, combining manual therapy and strengthening exercises to prevent future injuries.

Maxifisio is located in the Salamanca area of Madrid. For details on where to find us please visit our contact page.

Maxifisio also offers rehabilitation sessions and specialises in ergonomic assessments at your office or workplace. For more information please do not hesitate to contact us.

What is Physiotherapy?

Physiotherapy (commonly referred to as Physio) helps you restore function and recover from injury and pain through the use of physical methods like massage techniques, joint and neurodynamic mobilisations, stretching and strengthening exercises, myofascial release techniques, taping and Kinesio Taping, use of acupuncture needles (dry needling technique), etc.

At Maxifisio we specialise in functional recovery, sports physiotherapy (injuries derived from physical activity and sports), Women’s Health (pregnancy, postnatal recovery, genital prolapse, urinary incontinence, etc.), Pilates rehabilitation (using equipment and mat), back pain, TMJ pain (temporomandibular joint), dry needling technique, joint hypermobility and scoliosis, soft tissue injuries (ligament, tendon and muscle injuries like sprains, tendinosis and muscle tears), bone tissue injuries (fractures and hairline fractures), cartilage injuries (like meniscal tears), physiotherapy for the elderly, ergonomic assessments and personal training if you want to get in shape after an injury or operation.

Physiotherapy can help you with:

Neck and back pain
Neuropathies: disc prolapses and herniated discs, carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica …
TMJ disorder and pain (temporomandibular joint)
Tension headaches and migraines
Ligament, tendon, muscle and cartilage injuries: rotator cuff pathology on the shoulder, epicondylitis (tennis elbow), epitrocleitis (golfer’s elbow), knee injuries (ligament sprains/tears and meniscal tears), ankle sprains, etc.
Bone injury rehabilitation
Pregnancy: symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), sacroiliac joint dysfunction, lumbar pain, rib pain…
Postnatal recovery: diastasis recti, genital prolapse, urinary incontinence…
Urogynecological dysfunctions: pelvic floor hypotonia and hypertonia, sexual dysfunction, urinary and fecal incontinence
Scoliosis and joint hypermobility in children, adolescents and adults
Pain derived from osteoarthritis and arthritic disesase
Preparation pre-surgery and recovery after surgery
Postural advice, ergonomics and injury prevention at your workplace
Return to fitness after an injury or surgery