Getting the most out of life

I like to help people with their daily lives, so that they can get the most out of it. Sometimes this means helping people get rid of their pain, but sometimes also guiding people after a brain haemorrhage, for example, to ensure that they can still function as well as possible.

Specialisations

I am very interested in rehabilitating people, this is also where my specialisation lies.
I treat many patients who suffer from COPD and patients who are recovering from COVID and neurological complaints.

People with sports-related complaints are also often scheduled with me, I also have a lot of experience with this. I have a broad education and therefore know what to do with every complaint.

The best job

Physiotherapy is the best job there is, I think. It is a mix of working in a sports centre and working with patients and I think this is a very nice combination.
Patients who are rehabilitating do this among people who are also healthy, so they have less of the idea that they are ill. This is often experienced as very pleasant by the patient.
Our eGYM equipment is very suitable for working on for patients who are in rehabilitation.

Dynamics between me and the patient

Helping people to reach a higher physical level, I really enjoy doing that. When a patient comes to me with a complaint, I always explain that I am not the one who solves the complaint, but that we do it together. It is a dynamic between me and the patient, I actively involve the patient in the recovery process. I try to empathize with the patient’s world of experience, so I also adapt to each patient. Explaining the background of the complaint is very important here so that the patient also sees that working on the complaint is important for recovery.

I can also ensure that someone with a different discipline looks at the complaint, if necessary. Patients can ask me anything and then I will happily explain it again.