methods of restoring motor functions lost or limited due to disease or injury through movement. Kinesiotherapy has two sections:
1) Active kinesiotherapy implies the patient’s active and conscious participation in treatment. This type of kinesiotherapy can include special kinesiotherapeutic methods: proprioceptive neuromuscular relief, yoga system, pulitherapy (resistance to the contraction of individual muscle groups with weight from above).
2) Passive kinesiotherapy covers the forms and means in which a person participates passively, without using volitional and motor efforts; movement is carried out by another person or by special devices and devices that imitate ordinary physiological movement. Passive kinesiotherapy should also include the effect on individual tissues and parts of the human body (mass, manual therapy, mechanotherapy, water massage, etc.)