About me
and my work

While studying at a secondary school of nursing (general nursing major) and especially during my internship in a hospital, I had the opportunity to observe how the human body copes with injury, illness, hospitalization, and how it reacts to these conditions. I understood that problems do not always stem from some tangible damage such as a broken arm.

After finishing high school, I enrolled in a higher vocational school to become a certified physiotherapist. Studying physiotherapy taught me to think about how the human body works and to look for ways to help people.

I've been in the "healthcare" industry since high school, and that's probably led me to see health as a privilege, not a given.

I enjoy finding ways to gently incorporate compensatory exercises into everyday life so that we feel fresh and pain-free.

I like to connect and combine different methods and systems, always looking for the specific path that is "right" for each client.

I have completed many courses focusing on, for example, vestibular rehabilitation, joint and spine mobilization, sensorimotor skills, kinesiotaping, SM system, and others. My colleague is