Modern physiotherapy centres in Nicosia and Limassol contracted with the General Health System (GESY)
Pain management and Relief
"We focus on long-term pain relief for joints, muscles and nerves.
We're here to support every challenge your body faces, reducing the stress and strain on it every day."
Musculoskeletal Pain Management.
Cervical syndrome and back pain.
Headaches and migraines.
Neuralgia and arthritis.
Tendinitis.
Treatment of injury
An injury can cause major restrictions in your daily life. Through specialized rehabilitation programs, physiotherapy aims to restore balance and functionality to the body, providing the necessary support for faster recovery and preventing any recurrence of the injury.
Recovery from surgery
Focusing on the patient and their specific needs, the physiotherapist designs a tailored programme of exercises and treatments to help patients regain their independence and reintegrate into their daily activities with confidence and flexibility.
Functional Recovery.
Causes such as orthopaedic, neurological and other conditions can affect a person's functional ability. Through specialized functional activity and exercise programs, we aim to maximize a person's ability to be independent.
Our team
"The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team."
– Phil Jackson
TZANOUDAKI KATERINA
Tzanoudaki Katerina is a graduated Physiotherapist with special interest in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal and neurological diseases. She is a volleyball athlete and has been involved in the rehabilitation of sports teams for years.
As part of her ongoing training she has been trained and certified in Manual therapy and therapeutic exercise techniques and actively attends scientific conferences and workshops.
Bsc Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation (UNIC).
Myofascial release techniques MET, IASTM (CY-OMT, ALS)
Rehab exercise (EBP)
KARELIADIS ALEXANDROS
Kareliadis Alexandros is a graduate physiotherapist with a special interest in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal and neurological disorders. In the context of continuous training he has been trained and certified in the fields of therapeutic exercise, manual therapy and acupuncture.
He is a clinical instructor of physiotherapy at the European University of Cyprus (EUC).
He speaks Greek, English and Russian language.
Bsc Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation (UNIC)
Dry Needling and myofascial release(DGSA, IASTM)
Rehab exercise (EBP, CY-OMT, BFR, ALS)
Osteopathic and Chiropractic Manipulations (OMT-UK)
Clinical Trainer Physiotherapy Department European University.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a treatment last?
A session can last from 40 minutes to an hour on the first visit to receive a comprehensive assessment to create the best possible treatment plan.
How many treatments will I need?
The number of treatments varies depending on the condition and the person. Through the comprehensive assessment we will be able to make an initial prediction and create the plan together. Our goal is to be able to bring about the desired result in the shortest amount of time, and to educate you on how to self-manage your condition. We always give a plan of exercises that you can perform at home or in your gym.
What do I need to bring with me?
it would help us if you could bring any imaging reports you have with you so that we can take this into account in our assessment. Wear comfortable clothing so that we can examine the area and you can apply any exercises you may need.
Are we contracted to the GESY?
Yes, our physiotherapy centres are contracted with the General Health System (GESY). A valid referral from your GP or specialist doctor is required.
