Fanni Tiba

As with most physiotherapist, my career path was determined by my love for sports and a healthy lifestyle. I wanted to chose a profession that combines sports and healthy lifestyle, thus I decided to becoma a physiotherapist.

My greatest motivation is to help others, wether in relation to sports injuries, joint problems or acute or chronic complaints. My goal is that patient reach out to me with trust and to get back their healthy life as soon as possible, as this is the most valuable thing in anybody’s life.

I graduated from Semmelweis University in 2020. After getting my degree, I spent one year as a professional trainee at a private clinic in Lisbon. I consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity to gain insights into the operation of a foreign clinic. I gained a lot of experience and learned a lot about various therapies. After this, I put my knowledge to work at a clinic in Budapest. I started learning about manualtherapy in depth, so I like to combine the more passive manual therapeutic grips with active physiotherapy.

I spent 8 months in Australia in 2023, where my job was to take care of the physical, spiritual and mental health of elders in a retirement home. In these months, my creativity and perseverance improved greatly, and I developed an even deeper commitment towards my profession.

My goal is to provide effective improvement for my patients with complex therapy, and to maintain a pleasant atmosphere during the sessions.