Physiotherapy

I provide musculoskeletal rehabilitation for the upper limb, notably in the following areas:

• Shoulder conditions
• Elbow conditions
• Hand conditions

Drawing on my experience in the hand unit at the Ixelles-Etterbeek hospital and my various specialist training courses, I am here to help you understand your pain and functional limitations.

Through attentive listening and rigorous assessment, I implement a personalised, progressive care plan tailored to your goals. My aim is to optimise your functional recovery and help facilitate a smooth return to your daily, professional or sporting activities.

Physiotherapist, graduated from the ULB in 1998, Laurent Mammerickx specialises in orthopaedics, traumatology and sports pathologies. He has practised in particular at the Hôpitaux Iris Sud, where he was deputy head of department, and is currently co-owner of CrossFit Brussels.

He has particularly specialised in functional assessment and isokinetic testing, enabling muscle capacities to be measured objectively, rehabilitation to be personalised and a return to sport to be supported.

As part of the Châtelain Orthopaedic Centre, patients can be referred to its nearby isokinetic practice:
126 Washington Street, 1050 Brussels
+32 477 72 24 51

Mathieu Preud’homme is a physiotherapist specialising in orthopaedics and musculoskeletal traumatology. He graduated with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy in 2011 (ISEK) and also gained a qualification in Manual Therapy in 2015 (DOe). Among his various areas of focus within orthopaedics, he particularly specialises in the rehabilitation of the temporomandibular joint and the cervical spine. With over 15 years of experience, he places the patient at the centre of their rehabilitation using as holistic an approach as possible. He currently heads the physiotherapy orthopaedic consultation service at the Brussels Orthopaedic & Rehabilitation Center (BORC) of the Molière Hospital (HIS). He is also a co-clinical supervisor within the same department.

Mr Mathieu Preud’homme practises at the Iris Sud hospitals (Molière Longchamps site), the Châtelain Orthopaedic Centre and Verlaine Medic in Wavre.

A graduate of the ULB, Nour is a passionate and dynamic physiotherapist, specialising in the management of musculoskeletal disorders.

After completing specific training in the treatment of hand and shoulder conditions, he is currently further training in the management of running-related injuries. Attentive to developments in his profession, he ensures that he integrates the most recent approaches into his practice.

Nour practises general physiotherapy with a particular focus on the needs and goals of each patient.

As a physiotherapist, I support you in the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of your pain and functional limitations. My goal is to help you regain your capabilities, reduce your pain and sustainably improve your quality of life.

Each care plan is personalised and adapted to your needs, through a thorough assessment and treatments based on the best scientific evidence. Whether your goal is to resume your daily activities, work or sports, I support you with attentiveness, kindness and professionalism.

Physiotherapist graduated from the Parnasse Institute in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert in 2022, I then practised for four years in various professional environments: private practice, medical centre, health centre and home visits. These experiences have allowed me to develop a versatile practice and support patients with varied profiles and needs.

Alongside this professional experience, I chose to specialise in sports physiotherapy. I therefore completed the inter-university certificate in sports physiotherapy at UCLouvain and ULiège, which I obtained in June 2026.

I also work with a Division 1 rugby team in Waterloo (ASUB), an experience that enriches my practice in the musculoskeletal and sports field.

I place great importance on listening to and understanding each patient, in order to offer personalised, active care tailored to their goals. My approach is based on a relationship of trust and clear communication, with the objective of making each patient an active participant in their rehabilitation.

Whether dealing with pain, an injury, post-operative rehabilitation or a return to physical activity, I support you with care and precision to help you gradually regain mobility, confidence and independence.

Physiotherapist in the field of orthopaedics and traumatology. Qualified in 1997 (HELB).

Therapeutic focus: management of musculoskeletal imbalances and disorders; pre-operative care for patients receiving prosthetic implants (total or unicompartmental knee replacement, hip replacement); post-operative knee and hip rehabilitation.

Languages: French, English.

Marie Vancabeke is a physiotherapist specialising in orthopaedics, musculoskeletal traumatology and sports physiotherapy. Having graduated in 2018 with a Master's degree in physiotherapy from the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), she completed her training with a specialisation in sports physiotherapy at UCL and ULg, enabling her to treat both athletes and patients undergoing traditional rehabilitation.

She has a particular interest in lower limb pathologies, notably those of the knee, hip and ankle, which she treats with a structured and tailored approach for each situation.

Marie places great importance on listening, precise assessment and personalised care. Her aim is to help every patient regain mobility, comfort and confidence in their body, through professional, clear and supportive guidance.