About me
My name is Leila Adrienn Kàity and I am a qualified physiotherapist (MSc) from Hungary (Szeged).
I completed my bachelor's and master's degrees in Hungary and in the last 6 I have achieved various further training courses in the fields of physiotherapy and osteopathy here in Switzerland.
Since I've been dancing since my childhood, working with dancers plays an important and big role in my life. I am currently in the second year of my Master's degree in Dance Science (Dance Medicine) at the University of Bern, which allows me to deepen my specialist knowledge and gain new insights in various fields of study. For this reason, I like to work with dancers from all dance disciplines, from ballet to modern styles such as salsa, bachata, or contemporary dance.
Another of my specializations is internal (visceral) osteopathy, in which the connective tissue will be mobilized around/between the internal organs. Thanks to this, we not only achieve freer movement of the organs, but also improve their functions. I am also particularly interested in pregnant women, new mothers, and their newborns. I have already accompanied numerous women during pregnancy and after childbirth until they return to sport. I also attach great importance to the treatment of connective tissue trauma (injuries) in infants, which can occur in the womb and during birth. This not only makes life easier for the baby, but also for the parents.
I completed my bachelor's and master's degrees in Hungary and in the last 6 I have achieved various further training courses in the fields of physiotherapy and osteopathy here in Switzerland.
Since I've been dancing since my childhood, working with dancers plays an important and big role in my life. I am currently in the second year of my Master's degree in Dance Science (Dance Medicine) at the University of Bern, which allows me to deepen my specialist knowledge and gain new insights in various fields of study. For this reason, I like to work with dancers from all dance disciplines, from ballet to modern styles such as salsa, bachata, or contemporary dance.
Another of my specializations is internal (visceral) osteopathy, in which the connective tissue will be mobilized around/between the internal organs. Thanks to this, we not only achieve freer movement of the organs, but also improve their functions. I am also particularly interested in pregnant women, new mothers, and their newborns. I have already accompanied numerous women during pregnancy and after childbirth until they return to sport. I also attach great importance to the treatment of connective tissue trauma (injuries) in infants, which can occur in the womb and during birth. This not only makes life easier for the baby, but also for the parents.