Rehabilitation Area
The Rehabilitation Area of Bibione Thermae supports every patient from assessment to full recovery, combining the benefits of thermal water with the most advanced physiotherapy techniques. Physiotherapists with extensive clinical experience work in thermal pools at 34–35°C and in a gym equipped with advanced 3D technologies. A leading center for the University of Udine's Physiotherapy degree program, the area treats orthopedic, neurological, oncological, and respiratory conditions, as well as rehabilitation and sports preparation.
Hydrokinesitherapy
In the 34–35°C thermal water, buoyancy relieves pressure on the joints and the warmth relaxes the muscles, making movement easier. In the water, the physiotherapist guides orthopedic and neuromotor rehabilitation exercises, also designed for children and expectant mothers.
Kinesitherapy
In the rehabilitation gym, therapeutic exercise guided by the physiotherapist restores strength, mobility, and independence after trauma, surgery, or neurological conditions. Motion analysis technologies, postural analysis, and clinical Pilates complete treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs.
Manual therapies and massage therapy
The hands of the physiotherapist are the first tool of healing. Manual and myofascial techniques, osteopathy, massage therapy, and lymphatic drainage act on muscles, fascia, and joints to relieve pain, release tension, and restore balance and freedom of movement to the body.
Instrument-assisted physical therapy
State-of-the-art electro-medical equipment, continuously updated, supports the physiotherapist's work. High-power lasers, TECAR therapy, shockwaves, and other instrumental therapies stimulate tissue repair and alleviate pain and inflammation, accelerating recovery.
Vascular and lymphatic rehabilitation
Dedicated to the health of the venous and lymphatic systems, rehabilitation combines manual lymphatic drainage, pressotherapy, and elastic compression bandaging. A treatment plan that reduces swelling and edema, alleviates the feeling of heaviness, and supports more efficient circulation.
Respiratory rehabilitation
Breathing exercises and postural drainage improve breathing mechanics, increase lung capacity, and promote airway clearance. Tailored to the individual, the program complements inhalation therapy and pulmonary ventilation.
Rehabilitation for women who have undergone breast surgery
A program dedicated to women after breast surgery, focused on both physical and emotional recovery. Manual therapies, lymphatic drainage, and exercise in the gym and thermal waters help restore shoulder and arm mobility and help prevent lymphedema.
Holistic disciplines for health
Watsu, craniosacral therapy and foot reflexology expand rehabilitation into a deeper dimension, in which body and mind together rediscover their balance. Gentle techniques, performed by expert therapists, that promote relaxation and optimize the healing journey.
Physiotherapy assessment
Every rehabilitation journey begins with a thorough assessment. The physical therapist evaluates medical history, mobility, strength, and posture, sets treatment goals with the patient, and develops a personalized program.
Hydrokinesitherapy
In the 34–35°C thermal water, buoyancy relieves pressure on the joints and the warmth relaxes the muscles, making movement easier. In the water, the physiotherapist guides orthopedic and neuromotor rehabilitation exercises, also designed for children and expectant mothers.
Kinesitherapy
In the rehabilitation gym, therapeutic exercise guided by the physiotherapist restores strength, mobility, and independence after trauma, surgery, or neurological conditions. Motion analysis technologies, postural analysis, and clinical Pilates complete treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs.
Manual therapies and massage therapy
The hands of the physiotherapist are the first tool of healing. Manual and myofascial techniques, osteopathy, massage therapy, and lymphatic drainage act on muscles, fascia, and joints to relieve pain, release tension, and restore balance and freedom of movement to the body.
Instrument-assisted physical therapy
State-of-the-art electro-medical equipment, continuously updated, supports the physiotherapist's work. High-power lasers, TECAR therapy, shockwaves, and other instrumental therapies stimulate tissue repair and alleviate pain and inflammation, accelerating recovery.
Vascular and lymphatic rehabilitation
Dedicated to the health of the venous and lymphatic systems, rehabilitation combines manual lymphatic drainage, pressotherapy, and elastic compression bandaging. A treatment plan that reduces swelling and edema, alleviates the feeling of heaviness, and supports more efficient circulation.
Respiratory rehabilitation
Breathing exercises and postural drainage improve breathing mechanics, increase lung capacity, and promote airway clearance. Tailored to the individual, the program complements inhalation therapy and pulmonary ventilation.
Rehabilitation for women who have undergone breast surgery
A program dedicated to women after breast surgery, focused on both physical and emotional recovery. Manual therapies, lymphatic drainage, and exercise in the gym and thermal waters help restore shoulder and arm mobility and help prevent lymphedema.
Holistic disciplines for health
Watsu, craniosacral therapy and foot reflexology expand rehabilitation into a deeper dimension, in which body and mind together rediscover their balance. Gentle techniques, performed by expert therapists, that promote relaxation and optimize the healing journey.
Physiotherapy assessment
Every rehabilitation journey begins with a thorough assessment. The physical therapist evaluates medical history, mobility, strength, and posture, sets treatment goals with the patient, and develops a personalized program.
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