I would like to introduce myself.
My name is Nadja Dallagnol and I'm a 33-year old professional Physiotherapist and Massage therapist from Germany and a student of Osteopathy.
I completed my training at the Sebastian-Kneipp-School for Physiotherapy and Massage in Bad Woerishofen, Germany, and have over fifteen years of work experience. My main focus is always on orthopaedic conditions and post-op rehabilitation.
In 2014, I began the training to become an Osteopath in the German Training Institute of Osteopathy (DFO). This schooling involves six years of education, including yearly examinations, and I passed the final exams in December 2020, supervised by the Federal Association of Osteopathy in Germany (BVO) and a medical council.
In 2014, I began the training to become an Osteopath in the German Training Institute of Osteopathy (DFO). This schooling involves six years of education, including yearly examinations, and I passed the final exams in December 2020, supervised by the Federal Association of Osteopathy in Germany (BVO) and a medical council.
As senior staff, I lead the physiotherapeutic department of the Centre for Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine in Munich (ZFOS), in which I was able to treat professional and semi-professional athletes.
Also, I cared for big companies such as BMW and other facilities like the State Office of Criminal Investigation of the Munich Police Department (LKA) and the Consulate General of Brasil in Munich.
In November 2018, my German professional qualifications as a Physiotherapist were recognised in Cyprus by the competent authorities through the European Professional Card.
In April 2019 I received the official licence of practising physiotherapy in the Republic of Cyprus and was also granted membership in the Cyprus Association of alternative therapists.
For a more detailed CV with all my professional activities please visit my LinkedIn profile.
Thank you,
Nadja Dallagnol