My journey into physiotherapy began as a young rhythmic gymnast when I faced several injuries. Thanks to physiotherapy, I was able to recover and return to training – and that experience sparked a deep interest in how the human body works and a desire to help others the same way I had been helped. Whether it’s recovering from injuries or preventing them, I want to support people in living healthier, more active lives.
I’m especially passionate about working with physically active individuals and athletes – both in post-injury rehabilitation and post-operative care. I believe every person is unique, so I always take an individual, science-based approach to therapy.
Movement has always been a natural part of my life. These days, I find the most joy in surfing – it perfectly combines physical effort with mental relaxation. This same balance and awareness is what I aim to bring to my clients: helping them feel better in their bodies and live a full, active life.
Education & Professional Experience
2016–2019 – Tartu Health Care College, Physiotherapy
Kinesiology and Sports Taping (2018, FysioCentrum)
Most Common Sports Injuries (2019, FysioCentrum)
Clinical Shoulder Rehabilitation (2021, Tartu University Hospital)
Rehabilitation of Patients with Osteoarthritis (2022, East Tallinn Central Hospital)
Work experience:
2020–2022 – East Tallinn Central Hospital
Physiotherapist Since 2019 – Strength & Conditioning Coach and Physiotherapist at Gymnastics Club Piruett Since 2020
Physiotherapist for the Estonian Women’s National Handball Team 2024 – Physiotherapist for Mistra Women’s Handball Team
