2016 was the birth year of Fysio Huis, a clinic unlike anything you’ve probably seen before – at least that’s what people often tell me when visiting for the first time. My clinic has a cozy lounge area, a seasoned DJ (myself) who loves to play a mixture of country/classical/1920’s-60’s blues/jazz/pop music, while the sweetest, most gorgeous dog in the world welcomes you at the door (unless preoccupied with his beauty sleep). Along with treatment rooms, the clinic also contains a gym with a Powerlifting set-up where you can find the highest quality Eleiko, Rogue,  and Kabuki strength equipment, Exxentrics flywheel systems and much more.

My academic training combined with my personal experience as an athlete and a world-traveller have helped shape my philosophy towards healing and the methods I use to help others. I consider traditional clinical approaches to physiotherapy to be as important as the psychosomatic dimension for healing our bodies. Our physical body responds not only to the tangible world around us but also to our mental state and to memories and experiences in our conscience and subconsious mind.

My understanding of how those different elements of our wellbeing work together provides me with a unique approach to physiotherapy and recovery.

With every injury I had myself, every course/article/book I read, and every patient I see, I receive another drop in my bucket of knowledge and I am glad to be able to share those lessons and experiences with you. I also seek to ensure that you are receiving the best possible treatment for your unique experience and treatment goals, which is why I may sometimes refer you to a colleague if I feel that they may be the optimal fit for you. Rest assured that I will always have your health and recovery as my top priority and the questionnaire that I ask you to fill out prior to your first appointment helps me get a better idea of the kind of therapy and therapist that would best apply to you.