Life is movement.
The Physio-Centre de Vernier, was created in 1980, but it wasn't until 1990 that I took over responsibility for the practice, after having practiced my first two years at the Physio-Centre de Champs-Fréchets.
From the outset, and with the recent and enriching experience I had just acquired, I wanted to remain true to one line of conduct when I arrived in Vernier: "Respecting the Patient".
Whether in terms of availability, welcome, listening, taking charge by adapting treatment to the evolution of the pathology and providing preventive advice by constantly seeking to optimize the quality of the techniques used.
Thanks to ongoing training and daily practical experience, I've been able to broaden my horizons in different areas concerning physiotherapy, in order to offer patients more possibilities in the management of their pathology or rehabilitation, in order to achieve a better end result. But without abandoning the so-called classical techniques of physiotherapy that form its basis, such as massage, mobilizations, post-trauma or post-operative rehabilitation in orthopedics, neurological rehabilitation, corrective gymnastics...
Physiotherapy
A paramedical discipline that involves treating the human body using manual techniques and natural agents. Its aim is to restore the quality and completeness of body movements hampered by pain, stiffness, paralysis and other organic disorders. Physiotherapy cares for, supports, accompanies and advises people in good health, the sick, the injured and the disabled. It prevents illness and accidents. The aims of physiotherapy are to relieve and/or eliminate pain, reduce and/or eliminate functional disorders in order to achieve rapid reintegration into everyday life.
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Different techniques:
- Massage with its different approaches: vascular, lymphatic and reflex
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- Mobilization, rehabilitation
- Proprioceptive facilitation techniques for rehabilitative purposes.
- Traditional Spinal Gymnastics, or Global Postural Rehabilitation
- Electrotherapy
- Cryotherapy
It addresses a wide range of pathologies, such as:
- Rheumatology
- Traumatology
- Neurology
- Static disorders (scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis, etc.)
- Respiratory disorders
- Circulatory disorders
- Tissue Dysfunctions