Frequently asked questions

Physiotherapy supports the recovery of physical and functional abilities after an injury, pain, surgery or a period of immobilisation. It works on mobility, strength and coordination and on a gradual return to everyday activities or sport.

For sessions to be reimbursed by French national health insurance, a medical prescription is generally required. Direct access without a prescription exists in certain situations provided for by law; you can also consult without a prescription at your own expense. If in doubt, contact the practice before your first appointment.

Depending on the reason for your visit, it is useful to bring your medical reports, operative reports, prescriptions and any previous imaging. For a running analysis, bring your usual running shoes. For jaw treatment, bring your night guard if you have one.

The number of sessions depends on the reason for your visit, how your symptoms evolve, how regularly you do your home exercises and your goals. It is reviewed with you regularly during treatment.

The first session is an assessment: we discuss the reason for your visit, your history and your goals, then build an appropriate treatment plan together.

Comfortable clothing that lets you move easily and gives access to the area being treated.

Yes. Personalised home exercises are often part of treatment: they speed up recovery and make the results last longer.

Rehabilitation is gradual and adapted to your sensitivity. The aim is to improve function while respecting your comfort. Do tell us about any pain during a session: the programme is adjusted accordingly.

Hand rehabilitation is essential to gradually recover joint range, strength, mobility and the functional use of the hand and wrist. After a fracture, surgery, injury or immobilisation, appropriate care supports recovery and helps you regain the use of your hand in everyday tasks, at work and in sport.

Rehabilitation may be indicated after a fracture, hand or wrist surgery, a sprain, a tendinopathy, immobilisation or an injury, particularly when pain, stiffness, loss of strength or limited movement persist.

Sports physiotherapy supports recovery after an injury and builds a progressive return to physical activity. Care is tailored to your sport, your level and your goals.

A running analysis observes your running technique to identify factors that may contribute to the onset or persistence of pain. Bring your usual running shoes so they can be taken into account.

Your prescription, medical reports, imaging, your night guard if you have one and any other useful documents (orthodontic assessment, sleep study report for sleep apnoea).

Yes. The practice welcomes adults, teenagers and children, with approaches suited to each age, in particular for snoring and sleep-related breathing disorders in children.

Jaw pain or locking, clicking, bruxism (clenching or grinding), migraines and headaches associated with neck tension, sleep apnoea, snoring in children, recovery after orthognathic or maxillofacial surgery, facial palsy.

Rehabilitation begins with an assessment to set shared, achievable goals for your pelvic floor problem. The work is progressive, personalised and at your own pace, in a respectful and confidential setting.