Physiotherapists

Nathan Martin est kinésithérapeute depuis 2013. Il vous accueillera avec plaisir dans son cabinet privé à Schaerbeek ou à la Maison médicale d'Evere.

General physiotherapy, manual therapy, respiratory physiotherapy (adult).

Hugo Di Mascio, physiotherapist graduated from the Université Libre de Bruxelles in 2021 with a Master's degree in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation. He welcomes you in his office in Klinicare on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. He offers consultations in the fields of general, orthopedic, traumatological, sports, cardio-respiratory, geriatric and neurological physiotherapy. You are in good hands!

Elodie Goossens graduated from the Haute Ecole Libre de Bruxelles Ilya Prigogine in 2019. She practices in hospitals, in her own office and at home. She is mainly specialized in perinatality (pre-post partum) and uro-gynaecology. She also takes care of you for physical therapy of the hand and endermology.

Mathilde Duchene, physiotherapist, graduated from UCL in 2021. During her training, she was able to gain experience through internships in various fields. She welcomes you at the Centre Médical Corps Santé in Gembloux (chaussée de Tirlemont, 90).

Emilie De le Court se fera un plaisir de vous accueillir dans son cabinet à Kortenberg. Elle travaille depuis 2003 en tant que kinésithérapeute et est spécialisé dans le drainage lymphatique, l'orthopédie et la kinésithérapie pré- et postnatal.

Graduated with a Master's degree in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation at ULB, practitioner Estelle Janssens has also specialized in sports pathologies since September 2022. She will thus be able to take care of sports injuries, but also takes care of general, orthopedic and rheumatological consultations. , and pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. She welcomes you to her Isodyn Revalidation Center office in Ixelles, at 110A Avenue Adolphe Buyl.

Having graduated with a master's degree in physiotherapy, I decided to complete my training with a specialized master's degree in the management of musculoskeletal disorders and with a university certificate in manual therapy this year. I have a great interest in musculoskeletal pathologies (joints, muscles, etc.) as well as sports-related pathologies, in connection with my passion for physical activity and more specifically for dance! For more than ten years, I have been practicing breaking (or breakdancing), a physical discipline with an artistic and creative aspect. It was therefore quite natural that I turned to physiotherapy, which focuses on movements and the body in a similar way to dance. Thanks to my experience as a dancer combined with my clinical practice, I will make every effort to offer treatments adapted to each patient according to their needs and desires, based on the best scientific evidence available. Unconventional physiotherapist

My name is Bruna Correia.

I worked for 3 years in Portugal as a physiotherapist and I used that time to invest as much as I could in courses so that I could provide quality treatments to my patients. 

My main goal is to continue investing in gaining more and more knowledge so that I can apply it in my clinical practice. I'm a big fan of quality treatments and good follow-up with patients. That makes all the difference to the patient's progress.

I'm very involved in the musculoskeletal area and for this reason I treat pathologies such as back, shoulder, elbow, knee pain, I work a lot on post-operative rehabilitation and also with tendonitis, bursitis and calcifications.

I love doing treatments that involve acupuncture because I really like the quick and long-lasting results, and acupuncture allows me to do that. That's why I really enjoy combining my knowledge of physiotherapy with my knowledge of acupuncture (traditional Chinese medicine).