Grégerné Demeter Anikó has over 25 years of professional experience. She worked at the Department of Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, National Institute of Medical Rehabilitation from 1997 to 2022. Her main area is the treatment of traumatic injury and orthopedic conditions. She has extensive experience with patients who have suffered multiple injuries, spinal injuries, as well as trauma cases with neurological complications (peripheral paralysis, Sudeck’s atrophy/CRPS), and in the rehabilitation after hip, knee, and shoulder joint endoprosthesis surgery. For several years, she participated in the practical training of physiotherapy students, state examinations, and the training of occupational therapists. She earned her degree in Human Kinesiology from Semmelweis University in 2001, and in Manual Therapy from Semmelweis University in 2017. Since 2017, she has been closely working with the doctors at PSI Pain Clinic, Dr. Edit Rácz and Dr. Ágnes Stogicza, in treating patients with chronic pain.

She uses evidence-based examination and treatment methods in physiotherapy. The foundation of her treatment is a detailed movement analysis, during which she maps out active and passive joint movements, supplemented by a detailed examination of muscles, neurological tests, analysis of fascia relations, and fascia chains (body reading). With a holistic approach, she seeks the source of the patient’s complaints. In choosing and combining therapies, her goal is to initiate a positive change that, through a series of treatments and the patient’s active work practicing specific tasks, reduces the patients’ pain and leads to the resolution or significant reduction of their complaints.

Motivation: The continuous advancement of science offers countless opportunities to learn new methods, with the knowledge and application of which her goal is to ease the daily lives of patients, teach them to transform their everyday habits, and build a health-conscious lifestyle with less pain.