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Home »Our objective is to provide the best possible physiotherapeutic care. We have been doing this since 1967. The patient and his complaint are central and unique.
Is my knee overloaded or is there more to it?
Suddenly your knee feels achy and stiff. Sounds familiar. Often, it's just a matter of overuse. Sometimes there's more to it.
Knee gives way or feels unstable: what could be going on?
You step off the curb, turn slightly, and suddenly your knee feels unstable. An unstable feeling is startling, but often easily explained.
Exercising after a twisted knee: what is possible?
Twisting your knee often happens in a split second: an unexpected turn, landing after a jump, or a duel in sports. The result is pain, stiffness, and sometimes the feeling that your knee is giving way.
New Fysi Koningshaven location opens on July 1st!
We have fantastic news: Fysi Koningshaven, our brand new location at Piushaven, will open its doors on July 2nd!
What causes headaches and how does physiotherapy help with your symptoms?
Headaches are often caused by muscle tension, stress, or poor posture. Physiotherapy reduces symptoms with targeted exercises, relaxation, and advice on posture.
What is COPD and what can a physiotherapist do for COPD?
COPD is a chronic lung disease that makes breathing difficult. Physiotherapy helps with breathing techniques, fitness building, and muscle strength, so you experience fewer symptoms and more energy.
What is a frozen shoulder and how can physiotherapy help with your symptoms?
A frozen shoulder causes pain and stiffness in the shoulder. Physiotherapy helps you regain mobility with exercises, personalized advice, and guidance.
Hyperventilation: symptoms, causes and what you can do now
Are you experiencing shortness of breath, a jittery feeling, or moments of hyperventilation? You're not alone. Many people breathe too quickly or too shallowly without realizing it. This can lead to symptoms like fatigue, chest pressure, and tension in your neck and shoulders.
What is osteoarthritis and how do you recognize osteoarthritis?
Osteoarthritis is a condition in which the cartilage in your joints becomes thinner and less flexible. Symptoms include pain, stiffness, and limited movement. Physiotherapy can help reduce symptoms.








