ABOUT NAT MEDICA · NYSA

One practice. One person responsible for your appointment.

Nat Medica was founded by Natasza Wdowiak. From the first conversation to the end of your appointment, you meet the same practitioner—the person who understands the plan and remembers what matters to you.

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Natasza Wdowiak providing manual bodywork at Nat Medica

01 · APPROACH

The approach begins with listening

There is no single treatment that suits everyone. Your appointment begins with a conversation about what brings you in, how you feel and any health information that may be relevant. Only then do you agree an approach together.

The plan may include acupuncture, manual techniques, fascial work, auricular acupuncture or cupping, but only when this fits the service you booked and is suitable for you.

Everything is explained in plain language. You can ask questions, request a different position or say that you do not want part of the treatment at any time.

02 · TRAINING

An ongoing journey through acupuncture and bodywork

Her first introduction to acupuncture, and the interest that grew from it, began while she was living in the UK. An important part of that journey was exposure to acupuncture in a hospital environment.

She later developed her knowledge and practical skills under the guidance of Chinese acupuncture teachers. After returning to Poland, she has continued her professional development through regular training and expanding qualifications in acupuncture, bodywork and manual therapy.

Sterile, single-use needles are used for every acupuncture treatment. A conversation and suitability check always take place before treatment begins.

03 · CLARITY

What “osteopathic techniques” means here

Nat Medica uses selected manual techniques influenced by osteopathic practice. The clinic founder does not present herself as an osteopath, and the service is not osteopathy. The name describes techniques used during treatment, not a professional title.

The bright Nat Medica treatment room in Nysa

04 · COMFORT

Comfort and privacy

The room is prepared before every appointment, including fresh towels. Removing clothing is not always necessary. If access to an area is needed, this will be explained first and you can be left alone while you change.

Fascial work usually requires you to undress to your underwear so different areas of the body can be observed and compared. Only the access you understand and agree to is used.

05

No fixed course of treatment

It is not honest to predict the same number of appointments for everyone. People respond differently and have different aims. Possible next steps can be discussed in the clinic, but you decide whether and when you want to return.

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