Services

• musculoskeletal and orthopedic issues
• neurological disorders
• post surgical or injury care
• joint pain and movement restrictions
• injury prevention 
• general posture education
• enhancing sport or activity performance
• work and sedentary related pains and strains

• identification of your key problems 
• setting a treatment plan based on your individual goals and needs
• application of specific hands-on techniques, complemented by exercise-based therapy that’s tailored for you
• educating you about your issues, their causes, and how to prevent re-occurrence providing you with long-term solutions

Physiotherapy is available for newborns from one week of age, toddlers, preschoolers and children up until 18 years old.

For children diagnosed with a specific disorder, regular physiotherapy is very important. It is a way to compensate for problems in the long term and thus avoid complications in the future.

Children who are regularly involved in a sport or activity may also benefit from movement screening, education, and injury prevention.

• premature birth complications
• developmental delays
• neurological disorders
• joint hypermobility 
• scoliosis and other postural deformities
• care after an injury, trauma, or surgery
• flat feet
• gait and associated movement disorders

You may suspect a delay or problem in your child’s behavior when you compare them to others in the same age group. 

The goal of this assessment is to evaluate whether or not a treatment plan is needed and to provide some practical advice, based on the age of the baby and their current developmental stage. Treatment includes education of the caregivers on handling and positioning techniques, and exercise protocols when necessary.

Our therapists use various treatment methods including Vojta Reflex Locomotion therapy, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization method (Prof. Kolar), Bobath concept and others.

Up to 50% of women experience various muscle and joint pains during pregnancy. That is why we provide care to mothers from 12 weeks of pregnancy to full term. We will recommend suitable sports activities and exercises to compensate for the changes that occur naturally during pregnancy and which can be the source of musculoskeletal pain.

In time we also address the prevention of diastasis recti or incontinence and we offer preparation for childbirth.

• pelvic girdle pain and posterior pelvic pain
• lower back pain, coccyx or tailbone pain
• rib and chest pain
• carpal tunnel syndrome
• scar care after a previous cesarean delivery or incision

In MINT Therapy we believe that no matter your individual birth story, you deserve specific care and attention.

We deal with a safe return to exercise as well as provide pelvic floor muscles check up and tailored therapy if one is needed.

• incontinence
• pelvic organ prolapse
• pelvic pain
• painful scar after cesarean section, episiotomy or birth injury
• painful sexual intercourse
• back pain and other musculoskeletal pain
• diastasis recti

Pelvic floor muscles dysfunction occurs as a result of surgeries (e. g. hysterectomy or cesarean section), difficult births, pregnancy, as well as unilateral sports or work load and hormonal changes.

• low back pain, headaches, coccyx pain
• incontinence
• over-active bladder
• constipation
• pain during sexual intercourse
• irregular or painful menstruation
• difficulty conceiving

Sport physiotherapy is for active people of all ages and abilities. We will help you devote yourself fully, long-termly and safely to your sport.

We will educate you on: how to target your individual weaknesses and strengths, how to adapt your exercise regime to maximize its benefits and on the importance of recovery versus activity.

• enhance your overall performance 
• manage or treat an injury from sport
• prevent injury 
• learn more exercise protocols that are ideal to your sport/activity and help you sustain your improvements

Respiratory therapy is part of rehabilitation focusing on breathing difficulties. It has diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive significance.

It is used in children and adult patients with diseases of the respiratory system in both acute and chronic forms (for example COPD, bronchial asthma, pulmonary fibrosis, conditions after pneumonia, etc.).

• chronic diseases – COPD, asthma bronchiale, pulmonary fibrosis
• acute difficulties associated with breathing difficulties – pneumonia, infections of the respiratory system
• sports training
• decrease in performance and load tolerance (even in the elderly)
• shortness of breath (dyspnea)
• conditions after chest surgery
• neurological diseases – stroke, MS, Parkinson’s disease

In MINT Terapie we use a wireless ultrasound probe to examine diastasis recti and pelvic floor muscles. Sonographic imaging allows us to objectively assess the condition of the soft tissues, measure the size of the abdominal muscle separation, and then accurately monitor the progress and results of the therapy.

When examining the pelvic floor muscles, the live image offers to patients also excellent feedback and guidance in the activation and relaxation of pelvic muscles, awareness of which can otherwise be problematic.

The examination is painless and safe, there is no need to prepare for it in any special way and it can be repeated as needed.

In MINT Terapie we use a 2in1 probe – linear 7.5 MHz – 10 MHz 192 elements and convex – 3.5 MHz – 5 MHz, 192 elements.
B, B/M, Color Doppler, PW or Power doppler modes can be used.  

Visceral therapy is a gentle manual method focused on supporting the proper mobility and function of the internal organs and their supporting structures. Restricted organ mobility may affect posture, breathing patterns, the musculoskeletal system, and overall physical comfort.

The therapy focuses on releasing tension, restoring the natural physiological movement of tissues, and improving the interaction between organs, fascia, and the musculoskeletal system. Our approach is always individual and based on a comprehensive assessment and the client’s specific needs.

• abdominal pain without a clear organic cause
• feelings of tension or pressure in the abdominal area
• digestive discomfort
• restricted mobility following surgery or scar tissue formation
• back pain related to tension in the abdominal area
• functional difficulties in the pelvic region
• general feeling of tension and physical discomfort

Dysfunction in the temporomandibular joint area can affect not only chewing, but also posture, breathing, and cervical spine function. The therapy focuses on releasing overloaded structures, improving movement coordination, and restoring proper function of the entire system.

• jaw or facial pain
• clicking or popping of the jaw joint
• increased tension in masticatory muscles
• teeth grinding (bruxism)
• headaches and neck pain
• difficulties with chewing or opening the mouth

• gentle manual techniques in the jaw and neck area
• release of overworked muscles
• support of proper TMJ function
• guidance on suitable movement and relaxation habits

We offer a detailed examination of the feet and their influence on the entire movement system. This service includes analysis of standing posture, gait, and movement patterns, as well as assessment of foot load distribution using a podoscope.

Based on the obtained results, we design an individual therapeutic plan tailored to the specific cause of the difficulties. Therapy may include manual techniques, targeted exercise, patient education, and recommendations for home exercise routines. If needed, care may also include the production and adjustment of custom Formthotics insoles.

• flat feet or high arches
• heel pain, ankle pain, and Achilles tendon pain
• knee, hip, or back pain
• posture-related issues
• overload from sports or prolonged walking

• comprehensive diagnostics of the feet and gait
• individualized physiotherapy based on the cause of the problem
• manual therapy techniques and targeted exercise
• recommendations for home exercises and lifestyle adjustments
• option of custom-made Formthotics insoles

Visceral therapy works with the mobility and tension of the internal organs, fascia, and surrounding tissues. In children, it may help reduce tension in the body, support healthy posture, and improve overall well-being.

The therapy is performed in a very gentle way with respect to the child’s age, sensitivity, and individual needs. In MINT we approach the body holistically and consider the interconnections between different body systems.

• abdominal pain
• digestive difficulties
• reflux and colic
• tension in the chest and abdominal area
• posture-related difficulties
• restricted mobility after surgery or illness
• increased tension in scars and soft tissues

TMJ physiotherapy focuses on the assessment and treatment of functional issues affecting the temporomandibular joint, masticatory muscles, and related structures. Dysfunction in this area can affect not only jaw movement, but also posture, the cervical spine, breathing patterns, and the development of headaches.

The therapy uses gentle manual techniques, targeted exercises, and individualized recommendations to improve movement coordination, release tension, and restore proper function of the entire system. Our approach is always based on a comprehensive assessment and tailored to each client’s individual needs.

• jaw or facial pain
• clicking, popping, or locking of the jaw joint
• limited mouth opening
• increased tension in the chewing muscles
• teeth grinding (bruxism)
• headaches
• neck pain related to tension in the jaw area
• difficulties with chewing or speaking

• gentle manual techniques in the jaw, face, and neck area
• release of overworked muscles and soft tissues
• support of proper jaw joint mobility
• guidance on suitable movement and relaxation habits

Pilates is a form of exercise focused on activating the deep stabilizing system, proper breathing, and movement control. The exercises are performed at a slow pace with an emphasis on quality of movement and body awareness.

At MINT, all lessons are led by physiotherapists, allowing the exercise program to be tailored to your individual needs. Pilates is suitable for all age groups – active athletes, people with sedentary jobs, as well as clients returning to movement after pain, surgery, or injury. It can also be highly beneficial for women after childbirth or during menopause.

• back and neck pain
• posture-related difficulties
• weakened core stability
• musculoskeletal overload
• return to exercise after injury or surger
• compensation for unilateral strain
• improvement of stability, mobility, and coordination

• individual sessions or sessions in pairs
• session length: 50 minutes
• emphasis on proper breathing and core activation
• education on healthy movement habits for everyday life
• exercises adapted to the client’s current abilities and goals

Respiratory physiotherapy uses gentle manual techniques, breathing exercises, and work with the chest and soft tissues. The goal of the therapy is to support optimal lung ventilation, facilitate expectoration, and improve overall respiratory function.
The therapy is suitable for both acute and recurrent respiratory conditions. Our approach is always adapted to the child’s age, current condition, and individual needs. An important part of the therapy is also educating parents for home care.

• recurrent respiratory tract infections
• mucus retention and difficulty coughing up secretions
• asthma and breathing difficulties
• incorrect breathing patterns
• reduced chest mobility
• recovery after illness
• support of proper breathing mechanics and posture

A first time visit always consists of a thorough examination by the therapist. Treatment follows the examination after key links to your problems have been identified and specific individual goals are set.

Please note that for examination purposes we usually ask our clients to remove their clothes to their underwear. Alternatively you can change to comfortable clothes such as shorts, leggings and a sports bra. You may read more about your first time visit in our blog. 

*If you do have medical documentation related to your current health problems then please take it with you.

No, we do not accept referrals for rehabilitation that are reimbursed or paid by Czech insurance companies.

We however accept employee benefit cards Benefity, BenefitPlus, Edenred and Sodexo.

The easiest way is to visit our website and use the online booking system.

You can contact your therapist directly by email or phone, or alternatively contact us at recepce@mint-terapie.cz or at +420 602 642 411.

If the booked date does not suit you, you can cancel it yourself using the CANCEL RESERVATION button in the booking confirmation email. You can also contact your therapist directly by email or telephone.

Alternatively, use the general contact recepce@mint-terapie.cz and telephone number +420 602 642 411.
Reservations can be canceled no later than 24 hours before the deadline.

Cancellation of therapy on the same day is subject to a cancellation fee of CZK 500. In case of no-show on the agreed date without apology, the fee is charged in the full amount of the reservation.

Our clinic does not have its own parking space. There is quite a good chance of finding a parking space on Divadelní street or in the National Theater’s underground car park on Ostrovní 1. For more information about paid parking zones in the area of Prague 1, please visit www.parkujvklidu.cz.

Yes, we do. You can pay by card or in cash on the spot, and we also accept employee benefit cards Benefity, BenefitPlus, Edenred and Sodexo.

Yes, we do. We process each case individually, so please contact us at recepce@mint-terapie.cz or at +420 602 642 411 for more information.

Yes, we do. We process each case individually, so please contact us at recepce@mint-terapie.cz or at +420 602 642 411 for more information.