I earned both my Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy and my Master's degree from Semmelweis University. For more than ten years, I have been working at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Semmelweis University, where I am involved in physiotherapy care related to women’s health. Alongside my clinical work, I teach in both Hungarian and English at the university, contributing to the theoretical and practical education of physiotherapy and medical students.

Within my field of expertise, I focus on musculoskeletal support during pregnancy and the postpartum period, pelvic floor rehabilitation, the treatment of diastasis recti, and the management of conditions that develop during or after pregnancy. I frequently work with patients experiencing lower back, pelvic, and pubic symphysis pain, and I have extensive experience in the treatment of these conditions. Another area of professional interest is menopause. Regular, targeted exercise plays a crucial role during this stage of life in maintaining muscle strength and balance, preventing and supporting the treatment of osteoporosis, and preserving overall quality of life.

I treat patients with urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and pelvic floor dysfunction, among other conditions. I am also involved in preoperative preparation and postoperative rehabilitation for gynecological surgeries. My qualification in manual therapy enables me to complement exercise-based treatment with manual techniques when appropriate, allowing me to tailor each treatment plan to the individual patient’s needs and expectations.

In my clinical practice, I place great importance on an evidence-based approach, consideration of individual needs, and therapy that actively engages the patient in the rehabilitation process. My goal is not only to help patients achieve relief from their symptoms but also to enable them to move confidently and pain-free in the long term.