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Wezembeek-Oppem

Physiotherapy in Wezembeek-Oppem

Physiotherapy treats disorders of movement and function: joint and muscle pain, recovery after surgery or injury, respiratory conditions, and problems with balance and walking. It relies on movement, exercise and manual techniques. In Belgium, reimbursement by the INAMI/RIZIV requires a medical prescription.

What we treat

  • Post-operative rehabilitation

    Knee or hip replacement, anterior cruciate ligament, meniscus, rotator cuff, shoulder stabilisation.

    Assessment, management of pain and swelling, recovery of mobility, progressive strengthening, proprioception, then a return to activity. Protocols follow the surgeon's instructions.

    Julien Gérard, Thibaud Walggraeve Doumont

  • Chronic pain

    Low back pain, neck pain, tendinopathies, fibromyalgia.

    A full assessment, an active approach, targeted manual therapy and progressive strengthening.

    Julien Gérard

  • Orthopaedic manual therapy

    Pain and restricted movement in the spine and the limbs.

    Detailed clinical assessment, joint mobilisation and soft-tissue work, with tailored exercises alongside.

    David Slezák, Natalia Buggenhout

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  • Vestibular rehabilitation

    Vertigo, unsteadiness, balance disorders.

    Targeted exercises to reduce vertigo and make walking safer.

    Donatienne Delacroix

  • Sports rehabilitation

    Injuries and pain related to sport, and returning after a break.

    Analysis of movement and training load, manual therapy, strengthening, a progressive return to the field and prevention of recurrence.

    Thibaud Walggraeve Doumont, Julien Gérard, David Slezák, Natalia Buggenhout

  • Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)

    Jaw pain, clicking, locking, bruxism.

    Manual techniques and exercises, in coordination with the dentist or ENT specialist.

    David Slezák, Donatienne Delacroix

  • Neurological rehabilitation

    After a stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, neuropathies.

    Work on walking, strength, coordination and day-to-day independence.

    Natalia Buggenhout

  • Manual lymphatic drainage

    Oedema, heavy legs, recovery after surgery or injury.

    Slow, light pressures following the path of the lymphatic vessels. The length of the session depends on the area treated.

    Donatienne Delacroix

  • Home visits

    For patients who are unable to travel.

    Assessment, guided exercises and manual therapy at home.

    Donatienne Delacroix