Physical Therapy · Year 22

A calm, focused and individualized physical therapy space.

Without exaggeration. Without rushing. Guided by what the body reveals.

An assessment-led physical therapy approach for low back, neck, posture and movement-related problems.

Year 22

About

I am Atılgan Koyuncu. I have completed my 22nd year as a physical therapist. Over time, clinical practice has taught me not to speak more, but to observe better.

Working with more than 10,000 patients over 22 years of clinical practice has taught me to trust careful assessment rather than ready-made answers.

In treatment, I place more value on accurate assessment than on ambitious claims. Every body provides different information; my clinical work takes that difference seriously.

22 years of clinical experience Long-term clinical practice shaped by different ages, needs and movement-related problems.

Experience with more than 10,000 patients An approach based on careful assessment of the person and movement as a whole, rather than ready-made answers.

Areas of practice Low back and neck pain, posture and movement-related problems, orthopedic rehabilitation and individualized exercise planning.

Education and training I graduated from Başkent University, Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation. After graduation, I attended various professional training programs focused on manual therapy, orthopedic rehabilitation and clinical assessment.

quiet space

Studio

This space was not designed around the language of a crowded clinic. It was shaped as a calmer, simpler and more focused working environment.

The aim is not to appear impressive, but to assess the patient’s body, movement and needs without unnecessary distraction.

less, but precise

My Approach

I consider standard protocols as a starting point; clinical decisions are shaped by the patient’s condition on that day.

I do not favor unnecessary interventions. Treatment is not about doing more; it is about doing the right thing at the right time.

When I observe a condition that requires evaluation beyond the scope of physical therapy, I consider referral to the relevant physician a natural part of clinical responsibility.

body and movement

Areas of Practice

I work with low back and neck pain, posture-related problems, musculoskeletal pain and individualized exercise planning.

The list may be longer; however, for me the main issue is not only the diagnostic label, but how the person moves and how the problem affects daily life.

Low back and neck pain Movement, loading patterns and daily habits are assessed together.

Posture and movement problems Posture is considered within the broader context of movement, not as an isolated finding.

Orthopedic rehabilitation A controlled progression is aimed for after injury, surgery or overload.

Scoliosis / trunk awareness The spine, breathing, balance and trunk control are assessed individually.

Post-operative rehabilitation The rehabilitation process is planned with respect to surgical limits, recovery stage and daily functional needs.

Individualized exercise planning Exercises are selected to be sustainable, understandable and compatible with the person’s daily life.

All areas of practice

detailed areas

areas of practice

Detailed Areas

Spine and pain: Low back, neck and back pain, and movement-related mechanical problems.

Posture and movement: Posture, movement habits, muscular imbalances and daily-life loading patterns.

Exercise planning: A simple, sustainable and trackable exercise approach based on individual needs.

Scoliosis and trunk awareness: Spinal control, breathing, balance and an individualized working plan.

Manual techniques: Assessment-based hands-on techniques used when clinically appropriate.

assess · plan · apply

Session Process

The first step is assessment. I try to understand the problem not only from the painful area, but through movement as a whole.

Then the plan becomes clearer: what is needed, what is unnecessary, and how much progress is realistic? The session is shaped around these questions.

Clinical assessment The history of the complaint, movement behavior and daily-life loading are considered together.

Session structure The session may include assessment, necessary interventions, exercise selection and simple recommendations that can be carried into the home process.

Appointment system Consultations are carried out within dedicated appointment times planned through communication channels.

Referral when necessary When a finding or need goes beyond the scope of physical therapy, referral to the relevant physician is a natural part of the process.

first visit

What Happens at the First Visit?

The first visit is dedicated to understanding what the problem is actually telling us before moving quickly into treatment. The aim is not only to ask where the pain is, but to understand when it increases, which movements change it and how it affects daily life.

By the end of this visit, whether physical therapy is appropriate, what kind of path can be followed and the realistic limits of expectations become clearer.

History and expectations The onset, duration and daily-life impact of the complaint, along with the person’s expectations, are listened to carefully.

Movement and clinical observation Posture, movement quality, pain behavior and loading patterns are assessed together.

Suitability and roadmap Suitability for physical therapy, the session plan, the home process and, when necessary, physician evaluation are discussed clearly.

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Get in Touch

For appointments, information or a brief question, you can reach me through the channels below.

A physical therapy space in Çankaya, Ankara, focused on low back and neck pain/disc-related problems, posture-related issues and individualized exercise planning.

Email bilgi@atilgankoyuncu.com WhatsApp +90 530 620 97 57 Instagram @fztatilgankoyuncu Location Çankaya / Ankara

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