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Manual therapy session performed by an expert physiotherapist at Ulus and Etiler manual therapy and physiotherapy clinic, providing treatment for low back, neck and upper-back pain in the Ulus and Etiler region.

Manual Therapy in Ulus and Etiler | Expert Physiotherapist Support

Manual therapy in Ulus and Etiler – our clinic in Istanbul serves you with two highly qualified experts, focused especially on physiotherapy in Etiler. Our expert team, Physiotherapist Sefa Göben and Physiotherapist Selin Atalay, offers individualized physiotherapy for low back, neck and upper-back pain using evidence-based neurokinetic, osteopathic and fascial approaches. At our manual therapy centre in Ulus and Etiler, we aim not only to reduce pain, but also to address the biomechanical and neurological origins of your symptoms. Book an appointment today to regain a pain-free life and your freedom of movement.

With manual therapy techniques, we help relieve your pain by reducing muscle tension, increasing joint mobility and restoring your body’s natural balance.

Who Is Certified Manual Therapy by Our Physiotherapy Team Suitable For?

Our manual therapy applications combine Physiotherapist Sefa Göben’s chiropractic and fascia knowledge with Physiotherapist Selin Atalay’s osteopathy and scoliosis expertise, offering a comprehensive treatment spectrum. With this approach, in your manual therapy search in Istanbul, we address the following conditions with root-cause oriented, long-term solutions:

  • Individuals with Lumbar and Cervical Disc Herniation – With Physiotherapist Sefa Göben’s chiropractic principles, we aim to restore spinal mechanics and use Neurokinetic Therapy to improve neural control.
  • Those with Muscle Spasm and Muscle Imbalance Problems – We relieve muscle tension using fascial manipulation and osteopathic principles, and activate the deep stabilizer muscles with DSSA.
  • Posture Disorders and Scoliosis – With Physiotherapist Selin Atalay’s ISST Scoliosis Therapy background and 3D posture analysis, we use individualized spinal alignment strategies and corrective manual techniques.
  • Athletes and Physically Active Individuals – For performance optimization, we combine fascial chain applications with Pilates-based functional exercise methods.
  • Individuals Requiring Post-Surgical Rehabilitation – We support and facilitate the healing process after surgery.

The Manual Therapy Approaches That Make a Difference at Ulus Physiotherapy

  • Multidisciplinary Expertise – Your sessions are carried out by our team of physiotherapists in Etiler, each certified in multiple areas such as chiropractic, osteopathy (craniosacral), NKT and scoliosis.
  • Objective and Measurable Treatment (Physio AI Integration) – With IMU sensors and our AI-supported Physio AI system, we evaluate your posture and movement using real-time 3D data. This makes your treatment process scientific and measurable.
  • Individualized Treatment Plan – Manual therapy sessions are planned individually, according to the person’s needs, goals and clinical findings.
  • Addressing the Neurological Source of Pain – By using Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT) and craniosacral osteopathy approaches, we go beyond surface-level effects and address central nervous system and biomechanical imbalances that may contribute to pain.
  • Regain Your Freedom of Movement – We improve muscle and joint function so that your daily life becomes easier and more comfortable.
  • Easy Access from Etiler and Ulus – Our clinic is located in the Etiler and Ulus region of Istanbul, making it easy to reach an experienced manual therapy specialist.
  • Manual therapy is a scientific physiotherapy method performed with goals such as joint mobilization, muscle relaxation and pain reduction (Cleveland Clinic).
  • Some manual therapy approaches are similar to osteopathy, and these techniques are also described by NHS UK.
  • Location and Easy Access – Our clinic, located in the Etiler and Ulus area, offers easy access from all over Istanbul.

📍 For manual therapy in Etiler and Ulus, contact us to book your appointment at our centre!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Manual Therapy

1. How many sessions does manual therapy take?

Answer: The number of manual therapy sessions depends on the individual condition, how chronic the problem is and the treatment goals. It is generally completed in 4–8 sessions. The duration and frequency of treatment will be determined specifically for you after an initial detailed assessment (including 3D posture analysis) performed by Physiotherapist Sefa Göben and Physiotherapist Selin Atalay.

2. Is manual therapy painful?

Answer: During the session, you may feel mild tension or pressure; however, this should not be intolerable. Our expert physiotherapists in Etiler always apply the techniques with your comfort and safety in mind. After treatment, most people report significant relief and an increase in range of motion. Our goal is not to increase your pain, but to help reduce it in a lasting way.

3. Why is manual therapy at Ulus Physiotherapy different?

Answer: At our clinic, manual therapy does not rely only on classic techniques; it combines Physiotherapist Sefa Göben’s NKT and fascial manipulation with Physiotherapist Selin Atalay’s osteopathic and scoliosis-focused approaches. In addition to this multidisciplinary expertise, we also use AI-supported (Physio AI) 3D analysis systems. This holistic approach aims to address the source of your pain and support long-term improvement.

4. Who performs the manual therapy sessions?

Answer: Manual therapy sessions in Ulus and Etiler are performed by our certified physiotherapy team, including Physiotherapist Sefa Göben (Chiropractic/NKT) and Physiotherapist Selin Atalay (Osteopathy/Scoliosis). Each session is delivered with a holistic approach that focuses on identifying and addressing the root cause of your problem.

This content has been prepared by Physiotherapist Sefa Göben and is based on up-to-date physiotherapy literature and clinical guidelines. Sources: Cleveland Clinic, NHS UK, PubMed (2024).

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