Postol Vladyslav Serhiiovych

Category: Higher

Education:

• National Pedagogical Dragomanov University

Areas of professional development:

• study of physical culture and sports rehabilitation.

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• general therapeutic massage;
• therapeutic massage of the head and neck;
• therapeutic massage of the back, along the spine, cervical-collar zone, cervical-thoracic region, thoracic region, lumbosacral region, sacral region;
• therapeutic massage of the muscles of the anterior abdominal wall;
• therapeutic massage of the upper limb, arm and forearm, shoulder joint (upper third of the shoulder, shoulder joint and shoulder of one side) and elbow joint (upper third of the forearm, elbow joint and lower third of the shoulder);
• therapeutic massage of the lower extremity (leg, lower leg, thigh, buttock and lumbar region), hip joint (upper third of the thigh, hip joint and buttock region of one side), knee joint (upper third of the shin, knee joint and lower third of the thigh), ankle area (proximal part of the foot, ankle joint and lower third of the shin);
• treatment of diseases of the musculoskeletal system with the help of hardware physiotherapy;
• kinesiotherapy;
• physical therapy (exercise therapy).

Tell us about your professional interests other than your specialization:

• psychology;
• physical culture and sports rehabilitation;
• treatment of diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

Hobbies, favorite movies, books:

• “In my free time, I play hockey and volleyball, and also participate in football tournaments. I am interested in motivational and psychological books, such as: “Discipline is Freedom”, “Thinking Fast and Slow” by D. Kahneman, and “The Green Mile” by S. King.”

Doctor's advice:

• “Take time for yourself and your health. Give up bad habits. Eat a healthy diet and exercise. Keep a proper sleep schedule, as sleep is one of the most important components of your health. Develop yourself and learn something new, as mental activity can slow down the signs of brain aging and delay the effects of diseases.”