Cristina Muñoz, physiotherapist specialized in pelvic floor and general traumatology, works at a private multidisciplinary clinic in the Sierra de Madrid with physiotherapists, psychologists, trainers and nutritionists, with a vocation to continue growing toward an even more comprehensive model.
Her clinical philosophy starts from a clear conviction: addressing the patient globally is fundamental, because treating only a part of the body — “seeing only one shoulder” — does not generate real progress. In that context, NESA has represented a revelation: after the course, her expectations have skyrocketed well above what she expected, seeing applications in many more pathologies and situations than she had imagined.
She defines NESA as the tool that covers the blind spot of manual physiotherapy: the autonomic nervous system, which with conventional techniques is never fully reached. Although she does not cite a specific clinical case, she does emphasize that pelvic floor is her area of greatest interest with this technology, a pathology that profoundly affects the social, psychological and couple quality of life of the patient.
She conveys genuine enthusiasm and the certainty that NESA will change her way of working and the results she obtains with her patients.
