The hypothesis of the present study is that TE, when combined with both NE and MT, is more effective on the principal variables of study after 3 months of follow-up. It is a clinical trial randomized with masking of the assessor. An evaluation of the variables previously described will take place, and it will be measured by a trained physical therapist before receiving the treatment. The second evaluation will be conducted after finishing the intervention, whereas a last evaluation will be undertaken after 3 months of follow-up. The intervention will be carried out by a specialized physical therapist that will use a multimodal approach in a simple, randomized way by means of the software known as GraphPad, which allows us to randomly divide the participants into two groups. The group control will receive a treatment based on a total of 8 sessions, at a rate of 2 sessions per week. In total, a number of 4 sessions of NE will take place once per week during a period of four weeks, together with 7 TE sessions. The experimental group will receive the same intervention that the control group in combination with TM based on a protocol, which will develop during a period of 20-25 minutes, 2 sessions per week, in a total of 8 sessions. Groups will have to continue receiving NE and, regularly, they will receive a total of 4 follow-ups on the process of education via audio-visual material.