Orthopaedic Rehabilitation
A structured, step-by-step programme for back and neck pain, disc problems, joint conditions and recovery after surgery.
At my office in Kağıthane, I plan personalised programmes for a wide range of needs: from pain and injury to recovery after surgery, and from childhood to later life.
Whichever service you come for, I work to the same principles: listening to you, understanding what you need and rebuilding your movement together, step by step.
I take a detailed look at your symptoms, health history and how you move.
We set goals together and I build the programme around you.
In sessions and at home, you play an active part in your progress.
I work in line with your doctor’s diagnosis and recommendations, and suggest you see your doctor again when needed.
Programmes that help you regain movement and everyday independence after pain, injury, surgery or a neurological condition, from childhood to later life.
A structured, step-by-step programme for back and neck pain, disc problems, joint conditions and recovery after surgery.
Improving balance, walking and everyday function after stroke, MS, Parkinson’s and nerve injuries.
Supporting children’s motor development through play, age-appropriate exercise and family guidance.
Building strength, balance and confidence in movement to help reduce the risk of falls in later life.
Hands-on methods for managing swelling and easing joint and soft-tissue restrictions, always combined with exercise.
Managing swelling with manual lymphatic drainage, compression bandaging and exercise.
Hands-on joint and soft-tissue techniques, combined with exercise, to ease pain and help you move more freely.
Reformer-based exercise, guided by a physiotherapist and adapted to you, for posture, core strength and flexibility.
Physiotherapist-led reformer sessions, tailored to you, to support core strength, flexibility and postural awareness.
Pilates adapted to pregnancy and the postnatal period, starting only once your obstetrician has approved exercise.
Just give me a brief outline of the problem and we can talk about which service may suit you. If you have not seen a doctor yet, I recommend a medical assessment first.
If any of the following apply, you need a medical assessment before physiotherapy:
If you notice signs of a stroke, such as sudden weakness, slurred speech or a drooping face, call emergency services (112) immediately.
Answers to common questions about sessions, booking and the services.
Learn more about how I work and my office in Kağıthane.