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« Never give up. When the path becomes difficult, it is often a sign that you are on the right track. »
Originally from France, Amandine moved to Portugal at the age of 14, where she graduated in Physiotherapy in Setúbal and completed a professional placement at Clínica Fisiológica. Her training in hospitals, clinics and nursing homes gave her a broad and human-centred perspective on her profession.
Passionate physiotherapist, she works with athletes, children, as well as elderly patients or those undergoing post-operative rehabilitation. She has a particular interest in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and ensures personalised care tailored to each patient.
At Alegria, she particularly values the team’s friendliness and the quality of the working environment, which allow her to practise in the best conditions.
Cédula : 12842
Her tools
Physiotherapy
What she most often treats
Movement and posture disorders
Post-traumatic and post-operative rehabilitation
Chronic pain management
Musculoskeletal rehabilitation
Education
2020 – 2024 : Degree in Physiotherapy, Instituto Politécnico de Setúbal
Spoken languages : French, Portuguese, English
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