Our team

Meet our physiotherapists.

  • Hantó Zsuzsanna

    I have more than 35 years of experience in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

    Over my career I have built broad professional knowledge, from sports rehabilitation to complex manual therapy, which I put to use in my own practice and in developing orthopaedic protocols.

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    Professional experience

    1998–2008: Physiotherapist, training organiser
    Hungarian physiotherapist – manual therapist training programme
    Launching the Hungarian manual therapy training system and organising it actively for 10 years
    1993–1998: Physiotherapist
    National Institute for Sports Medicine (Sports Hospital)
    Treating elite athletes’ injuries and preparing them for competition
    1990–1993: Physiotherapist
    Veszprém County Hospital, Traumatology and Orthopaedics
    Conservative and post-operative care of acute trauma patients, rehabilitation after joint replacement

    Education and qualifications

    Master’s degree in human kinesiology (MSc)
    Semmelweis University and the Hungarian University of Sports Science (2008)
    Maitland manual therapist (international examination)
    International Maitland Teachers’ Association (IMTA) and the Hungarian Society of Physiotherapists (2010)
    Kaltenborn – Norwegian manual therapist (international examination)
    Norwegian ‘Twinning’ programme, a joint course of the Norsk Fysioterapeutforbund and the Hungarian Society of Physiotherapists (1998)
    Physiotherapy degree (BSc)
    Semmelweis University, Department of Physiotherapy (1990)

    Further training

    Manual therapy

    • Kaltenborn (Norwegian system)
    • Maitland level 1, level 2A, level 2B
    • Mulligan concept module 1

    Spine and fascia

    • McKenzie
    • Segmental stabilisation of the spinal joints, parts 1 and 2
    • Anatomy Trains 1, 2, 3

    Taping and pain

    • Neurodynamics – treating the peripheral nerves
    • Kinematic taping
    • Explain Pain international course
    • Redcord Neurac method

    My mission

    To help patients return pain-free to work, an active life and sport, by applying the latest international research in clinical practice. The IFOMPT world organisation encourages every physiotherapist member to share their knowledge so that their treatments achieve the most effective pain relief and functional improvement.

  • Kaszó Beatrix

    As a physiotherapist, I think it matters that the patients who come to me get scientifically grounded, up-to-date information that can markedly improve their quality of life. I support them with a holistic way of thinking, in a body-aware lifestyle and in their sport.

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    Professional experience

    2005–2009: Teacher
    Teaching medical massage therapists and physiotherapy assistants
    2005–2007: Physiotherapist
    National Institute of Rheumatology and Physiotherapy, 1st rheumatology department
    Rehabilitation of hip and knee replacement patients after surgery
    My main areas of interest
    Sports and fitness injuries, rehabilitation after surgery
    Spinal conditions (lumbar, thoracic and cervical)
    Complaints caused by degenerative changes of the hip and knee, shoulder problems

    Education and qualifications

    Physiotherapy degree (BSc)
    Semmelweis University, Department of Physiotherapy (2001–2005)

    Further training

    Manual therapy

    • Maitland manual therapy level 1, level 2A
    • Mulligan manual therapy module I

    Spine and fascia

    • McKenzie A, B, C, D course
    • Scar treatment

    Taping and pain

    • Kinesio and medical taping course
    • Trigger point therapy
    • Neurodynamics course (mobilising the peripheral nerves)

    My mission

    To help those who come to me understand what lies behind their complaint and, with up-to-date, scientifically grounded knowledge, return to everyday movement and to sport with awareness of their own body – after an injury or surgery too.

  • Vécsei Márti

    I am a physiotherapist with more than 20 years of experience, committed to evidence-based therapy. My approach centres on thorough diagnostics and targeted manual therapy techniques, complemented by active rehabilitation and precise functional exercises. My aim is to relieve pain quickly and effectively, and to restore my patients’ full quality of life and their sport.

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    Professional experience

    Orthopaedics, neurology, sports rehabilitation
    Designing personalised rehabilitation plans for orthopaedic and neurological patients
    Manual therapy
    Maitland, Mulligan and McKenzie manual therapy to increase range of motion and relieve pain
    Peripheral nerve mobilisation (neurodynamics)
    Active rehabilitation
    Using the Redcord (Neurac) method; precise and consistent teaching of exercises
    Diagnostics
    Scientifically validated tests, a thorough musculoskeletal assessment

    Education and qualifications

    Human kinesiology MSc (university degree)
    Semmelweis University (2003–2005)
    Physiotherapy BSc
    Semmelweis University (1999–2003)
    Redcord/Neurac specialist and official instructor
    Instructor qualification – Norway
    Languages
    English (professional)

    Further training

    Manual therapy

    • Maitland concept (advanced level)
    • Mulligan concept

    Spine and fascia

    • McKenzie

    Taping and pain

    • Neurodynamics (nerve mobilisation)
    • Redcord Neurac method

    My mission

    To relieve pain quickly and effectively; my aim is for my patients to get back their full quality of life and their sport. I do this with evidence-based methods, targeted manual therapy and personalised, precisely built exercises.

  • Horváth Lucia

    I am Lucia Horváth, a physiotherapist and manual therapist. I have worked as a physiotherapist for more than 33 years, and over that time I have gained wide experience in the complex treatment of musculoskeletal problems. I have also put my knowledge to use in the rehabilitation of elite athletes.

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    Professional experience

    1990–1998: Physiotherapist
    OORI (National Institute for Medical Rehabilitation)
    Complex therapy for patients with hemiplegia

    Education and qualifications

    Maitland manual therapist (international examination)
    International Maitland Teachers’ Association (IMTA) and the Hungarian Society of Physiotherapists (2012)
    Physiotherapy degree (BSc)
    Semmelweis University, Department of Physiotherapy (1990)

    Further training

    Manual therapy

    • Maitland level 1, level 2A
    • Mulligan concept module 1

    Spine and fascia

    • McKenzie
    • Anatomy Trains 1, 2, 3

    Taping and pain

    • Neurodynamics – treating the peripheral nerves
    • Kinematic taping
    • Trigger point therapy
    • Redcord Neurac method

    My mission

    In my work I put great weight on informing patients fully and on the exact completion of the exercises they take home (medical exercises), to keep them free of complaints. I work to help my patients regain their movement, and the chance of pain-free sport, as soon as possible.