Physiotherapist for Acupuncture session in Tervuren

Experienced international musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist with 12+ years of experience.

I am a New Zealand-trained physiotherapist with over 12 years of clinical experience, working with a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries, sports injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation.

I have a particular interest in sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation, with extensive experience working with elite athletes. I have worked with New Zealand elite athletes in cycling, rowing and athletics, including at multiple international sporting events.

I combine manual therapy with active rehabilitation and strength training, adapting the approach to your injury, needs and level of experience. .

I provide consultations in English and French.

Always driven by a search for truth, a need for coherence and a deep aspiration to live according to these two axes. I was first interested in Art and the Human Sciences as gateways to understanding the world. Strongly affected by the state of the world in general, my first reaction was to be indignant and to stand up strongly to defend certain values ​​that I consider essential. I then became aware of my place, and therefore my responsibility, in my environment. Following these contrary days, I understood that through opposition we only obtain more opposition. Furthermore, the salad does not grow any faster when you pull on it. No longer directed in an offensive manner, I soon blossomed through meditation and Aikido. Which naturally led me to Chinese medicine, non-violent communication, and psycho-corporeal and energy therapy. In 2014 I began studies in Traditional Acupuncture and Energy Therapies. In 2017 I began offering my services as a therapist and around the same time I opened my own Aikido Dojo. I understand during this same period that a global approach would not be possible without going through food. This is why I trained in Chinese Dietetics and Naturopathy. I attach a lot of importance to getting to the essence of things. This has always guided me towards teachers who are part of traditional lineages such as Jan Janssen, Daniel Laurent, Alain Peyrache and Isabelle Padovani. Which means that I in turn subscribe to these particular lineages which, as tradition dictates, go to the cause and not only to the symptom. Which places the person at the center. The guideline that will emerge through all my practices will always be to help humans find the right movement. Having never lost my initial intentions and convictions, today I put all my heart into pursuing them with the greatest fluidity possible. Which seems to me to be the best way for all of us to be happy and healthy in a sustainable way.