General physiotherapy
Back pain, neck pain, post-operative recovery, posture — the full range of everyday complaints.

Several practitioners together in a centre for medical and paramedical care, at the Churchill roundabout. We take the time to listen, to understand, and only then to act.
Every reason for consulting is handled by the best-placed practitioner.
Back pain, neck pain, post-operative recovery, posture — the full range of everyday complaints.
Getting back to movement after injury. Functional testing and progressive protocols.
Bronchiolitis, COPD, airway clearance. For infants and adults alike.
Motor development difficulties, plagiocephaly, infant torticollis.
Choose the therapist that matches your needs: each profile shows their treatments, hours and their own booking link. Every practitioner sets their own hours and manages their diary independently.

Amélie has practised physiotherapy for over ten years, most of it in Brussels. She has built her practice around two strands: respiratory physiotherapy — for infants as much as for adults with chronic conditions — and manual lymphatic drainage.
She also sees the everyday reasons for general physiotherapy: low back pain, neck pain, recovery after a sprain or an operation. Her way of working fits in one sentence: explain what you are doing, and why you are doing it.
Languages spoken : French, Dutch, English
We regularly welcome new practitioners who share our approach to care. Write to us and we will talk it over with a coffee.
Closed at weekends and on Belgian public holidays.
A question that is not here? Write to us — we answer quickly.

Directly from the profile of the practitioner you wish to see: each one carries its own booking link. Every practitioner manages their diary independently, so there is no shared practice-wide diary.
Through the same booking link you used to make the appointment, or by contacting the practitioner directly. Let them know as early as you can: it frees the slot for someone else.
Yes. In Belgium, physiotherapy sessions must be prescribed by a doctor — your GP or a specialist. Bring the prescription to your first session: it determines whether your health fund reimburses you.
It depends on each practitioner. The status is shown on their profile, in the “Practitioners” section. If it is not listed there, ask them directly before your first appointment.
They are listed on each practitioner’s profile — most often QR code and bank transfer. As with contracted status, this can vary from one practitioner to another.
Yes. Access is step-free and a lift serves the practice.
For a quick appointment, book directly from the profile of the practitioner you want. The form is best for questions about the practice as a whole, rather than about one particular practitioner.