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TEACHERS
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| HONORARY LIFE
MEMBERS |
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 Gisela Rolf,
M.A., Senior-Teacher IMTA |
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 Peter Wells,
BA, FCSP, Dip. TP, SRP |
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 Martha Hauser,
PT,
Grad. Adv. Manip Phys. Ther.
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| PRINCIPAL IMTA TEACHERS |
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 Hugo Stam
MAppSc, B.PT, PT OMT-svomp® Principal IMTA
Teacher
Hugo completed his Bachelor in Physiotherapy in
Amsterdam in 1981. After that he moved to
Switzerland, where he has lived and worked since
1982. He has been to Australia twice,
participating on the postgraduate manual therapy
program at the University of South Australia,
graduating in 1994 with a Masters of Applied
Science degree. Hugo has worked clinically at
the RehaClinic in Zurzach since 1984, where he
has been clinical supervisor in the
physiotherapy department during the more recent
years. Since 2008 he also treats patients in a
private practice in Würenlingen (www.physiotherapie-wuerenlingen.ch).
Next to his clinical work, Hugo has been
teaching postgraduate manual therapy in
Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy since
1990. He is a principal teacher with the
International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) and a senior instructor of the Neuro
Orthopaedic Institute (NOI) teaching faculty.
His special interests are clinical reasoning,
neuropathic pain mechanisms and explaining
clinical signs and symptoms to patients. He
also has been specializing in the management of
frozen shoulder, radiculopathies, carpal tunnel
syndrome and the use of ultrasound as a
diagnostic instrument for peripheral neurogenic
disorders.
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 Pieter Westerhuis
B.PT, PT OMTsvomp®,
Principal IMTA Teacher
Pieter graduated as a physiotherapist in Holland in 1981. Shortly afterwards he moved
to Switzerland and has since worked in a number of hospitals and physiotherapy practices
there. Pieter qualified as a teacher with the International Maitland Teachers
Association (IMTA) in 1988 and was made Senior Teacher in 1991. Since 1997 he has been a
Principal IMTA Teacher. Pieter has published numerous articles and book contributions on
various subjects.
Currently Pieter continues to work in private practice in Grenchen, Switzerland and
teaches postgraduate manipulative therapy in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. His
special interests include the management of cervical headache, cervical instability,
whiplash associated disorders and shoulder instability versus impingement syndrome.
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| SENIOR IMTA TEACHERS |
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 Di Addison
B.Phty (Hons.), Grad. Adv Manip Phty, MMPAA
Senior IMTA Teacher
Di graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 1975. In 1978 and 1979
she undertook a research degree at the
University of Queensland, Australia absolved
with first class honours. Tin 1980 she completed
a postgraduate Diploma in advanced Manipulative
Physiotherapy at Adelaide University under the
direction of Geoff Maitland MBE followed in
1980.
Between 1975 and 1981 Di worked in various
hospitals in England and Australia before moving
to Switzerland in 1981. She was clinical tutor
at the University of Queensland from 1978 to
1979 and research assistant at the University of
Queensland in 1981. After moving to Switzerland
she worked in a number of rehabilitation
hospitals and physiotherapy practices and
completed the examination to become a teacher
with the International Maitland Teachers
Association (IMTA) in 1988. She has also taught
with the Kinetic Control Company (1998 – 2001)
and has developed her own concept: „Muscle
balance –fine tuning muscle“. In 2008 she was
accredited the SEVB1 Certificate of teaching.
Di currently works in private practice in
Switzerland. She is Senior Teacher with the IMTA
and since 2002 teaches Muscle Balance courses
internationally.
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 Banks Kevin
BSc, MCSP, SRP
Senior IMTA Teacher
Kevin became a Chartered and State Registered Physiotherapist in 1981 at Sheffield City Polytechnic. He has
since worked in various hospitals and physiotherapy practices in the North of England.
After qualifying as a teacher with the International Maitland Teachers Association (IMTA)
in 1992 he was made Senior Teacher in 2001. Kevin has contributed to a number of books
including Rehabilitation of Movement-Theoretical Basis of Clinical Practice (Pitt-Brooke
J -ed-W.Saunders,London 1997) and is co author of the 6th edition of Maitland's
Vertebral Manipulation. Kevin is currently a musculoskeletal clinical specialist for
Rotherham Primary Care NHS Trust. His special interests are clinical reasoning,
manipulative physiotherapy in age related disorders and physiotherapy led services in
the NHS. He teaches on postgraduate manipulative therapy courses in the UK, Holland,
Finland and Germany.
Kevin co-authored with Elly Hengeveld the latest
edition of the book "Maitland's Peripheral
Manipulation" and contributed to the last
versions of "Vertebral Manipulation".
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 Gerti Bucher-Dollenz
MAS (Manipulative Physiotherapy) MAS
(Educational Design) PT, PT OMTsvomp® IMTA
Senior Teacher
Gerti completed her Physiotherapy Diploma in
Klagenfurt, Austria in 1983. After working in
Austria for a short time she moved to
Switzerland where she has since worked at in
various rehabilitation centres and hospitals,
including ten years at the at the Rehabilitation
Centre in Valens. In 1992 she completed a
Graduate Diploma in Manipulative Therapy at the
University of South Australia in Adelaide,
Australia and went on to graduate with a Masters
of Applied Science in Physiotherapy in 1993.
Gerti qualified as a teacher with the
International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) in 1993. She is also a member of the
Neuro Orthopaedic Institute (NOI). Currently
Gerti works in private practice in Heiligkreuz,
Switzerland and continues to teach postgraduate
manipulative therapy in a number of European
countries. Since 2009 she is a Senior Teacher of
IMTA. Gertis special interests include the
management of orthopaedic patients, neuropathic
pain and chronic pain, the integration of manual
therapy into the treatment of neurological
patients and the neurophysiology of learning.
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 Elly Hengeveld
MSc, B.PT, PT OMTsvomp® Ausb. BKS, Senior
IMTA Teacher
Elly completed her Bachelor in Physiotherapy at
the Akademie voor Fysiotherapie in Rotterdam,
the Netherlands in 1980. After working in
private practice in the Netherlands for a short
time she moved to Switzerland in the same year
where she has since practised in various
hospitals and in private practice. She attained
her OMT qualification with the Schweizer Verband
für Orthopädische Manuelle Therapie (SVOMP) in
1990 and the teaching qualification „Ausbildnerin
Berner Kaderschule“ in 1992. In 2000 she
graduated from the University of East London, UK
with a Masters of Science. Elly has published
numerous articles and book contributions. She is
co-author of the 6th edition of Maitland's
Vertebral Manipulation and published together
with Kevin Banks the latest edition of
Maitland’s Peripheral Manipulation (2005) and
Maitland’s Clinical Companion (2009). After
qualifying as a teacher with the International
Maitland Teachers Association (IMTA) in 1992 she
became Senior Teacher in 2003. She was secretary
of the IMTA from 1992 until 1994 and Chairperson
from 1995 until 2001. Elly is a previous
executive committee member of the SVMP (Schweizerischer
Verband Manipulativer Physiotherapie)
Currently Elly is a member of the educational
committee of the Schweizerischer Verband
Orthopaedischer Manipulativer Physiotherapie
(SVOMP). She works in private practice and
teaches on pre- and postgraduate courses. Her
special interests include the treatment of
patients with chronic pain, movement-paradigms
as the specific basis for the body-of-knowledge
of physiotherapists, paradigms of illness
experience and salutogenetic perspectives,
clinical reasoning processes, especially
narrative reasoning in clinical practice, the
psychosocial dimensions of physiotherapy and
manual therapy and qualitative research methods
within physiotherapy research.
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 Pierre Jeangros
PT, PT OMTsvomp®
Senior IMTA Teacher
Pierre was born in La Chaux-de-Fonds in the
French part of Switzerland. He completed his
physiotherapy training in 1981 in the
Physiotherapy school in Basel under Dr.med. h.c.
Susanne Klein-Vogelbach. After working at the
University Hospital in Basel and in Lausanne,
Pierre opened his own practice in Lutry,
Switzerland in 1987 and the Postgraduate Study
Centre CFP since 2000.
Pierre qualified as a teacher with the
International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) in 1988. He was made Senior Teacher in
1992. Currently Pierre continues to work
clinically in his private practice in Lutry and
teaches postgraduate manipulative therapy in
Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Belgium and France.
His special interests include the management of
peripheral neuropathies and cervical headaches.
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 Jan Herman van Minnen
B.PT, PT OMTsvomp®,
Senior
IMTA Teacher
Jan Herman completed his Bachelor in Physiotherapy at the Friese Akademie voor Fysiotherapie in Leeuwarden, the
Netherlands in 1978. He then moved to Switzerland where he has since worked in various
hospitals and private practices. He has been practicing in his own physiotherapy
practice in Grenchen, Switzerland since 1987. Jan Herman has completed a number of
manual therapy training schemes in various concepts in Switzerland and Germany. In 1994
he successfully completed the OMT training scheme in Switzerland and qualified as a
teacher with the International Maitland Teachers Association (IMTA). Currently Jan
Herman continues to practice in Grenchen and teaches postgraduate manipulative therapy
in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. He is co-editor of the German language professional
journal “Manuelle Therapie”.
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Dr Harry J.M. von Piekartz
Harry J.M. von Piekartz qualified in 1985 as
a physiotherapist at the Dutch University of
Enschede (Hogeschool van de Twentse Academie
voor Fysiotherapie (TAF)). In 1988 he
succesfully completed his manual therapy
training (Maitland Concept) in Switzerland. In
1993 he gained the IFOMT diploma in the
Netherlands (Nederlandse Manuele Therapie
Vereniging (NVMT)). In 1994 he completed his
IMTA (International Maitland Teacher
Association) teacher training and became in 1995
also a teacher for the Neuro Orthopaedic
Institute (NOI).
From 1996 to 2000 he was involved in a number of
multidisciplinary projects on chronic
craniofacial pain patients and in 2001 he
published his book „Craniofacial Dysfunction and
Pain, Manual Therapy – Assessment –
Management“(Butterworth-Heinemann). The book was
also published in German (Thieme Verlag, 2001)
and Spanish (McGraw-Hill, 2003). During the year
2000 he successfully completed his Master of
Science degree in Physiotherapy at the
University of Leuven (Belgium). His thesis was
on „The Neurodynamic Testing of the Mandibular
Nerve: Reliability and norm-data“. In 2003 he
became a senior IMTA teacher and was granted a
fellowship of the ICCMO (International College
of Craniomandibular Orthopedics, Section
Germany) and was elected as the president of the
Craniofacial Therapy Academy (CRAFTA). In 2005
he got his PhD in Rehabilitationscience on the
Staffordshire University(UK) and his second book
„Kiefer, Gesichts- und Zervikalregion.
Neuromuskuloskeletale Untersuchung, Therapie,
Management“ was published in German by
Thieme-Verlag. The English edition „Craniofacial
Pain. Assessment and Management of the
Neuromusculoskeletal System“ is is published in
2007 (Elsevier Publishers) Since 2008 he is
Professor for Physiotherapy on the University of
applied Science in Osnabrück (Germany
http://www.fh-osnabrueck.de /) and is involved
in several research projects and lectures
Rehabilitationscience,Evidence Based Practice,
Clinical Reasoning and Models in Assessment and
Treatment. Throughout this time he published
various articles on this his special interests:
- Management of problems in the craniocervical,
craniomandibular and craniofacial region.
- Treatment of children with
neuromusculoskeletal dysfunctions.
- Early onset of therapy for children with
craniocervical and craniofacial dysfunctions and
pain.
- The function of the (cranial) nervous system
and the role of physiotherapy in this field.
- Rehabilitation programs and pain management
for longterm pain problems in the
neuromusculoskeletal system.
Further he works in a privat practice in the
the Netherlands (Physiotherapy clinic for manual
therapy and applied neurobiomechanic science)
Ootmarsum.
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 Renate Wiesner
Dipl. Physiotherapeutin FH, BSc, OMTsvomp®
IMTA Senior Teacher
Renate qualified as a physiotherapist at the
Physiotherapy School at the University Hospital
in Basel, Switzerland. Her first position in Bad
Ragaz, Switzerland, gave her the opportunity to
meet and discuss with therapists from all over
the world and to participate in various
postgraduate courses. Her interest in manual
therapy according to the Maitland concept stems
from this time. She qualified as a teacher with
the International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) in 1996. In the same year she finished
her OMT Education in Switzerland. Since 2009
Renate has been IMTA Senior Teacher Renate now
lives in Bremen Germany where she worked for 15
years in the orthopaedic and sports
rehabilitation centre affiliated to “Werder
Bremen”, a first division soccer team in
Germany.
Currently she is working in a private praxis in
Bremen. She teaches postgraduate manipulative
therapy in Germany, Denmark, Italy, Spain and
in the Mid East. Renate has published in various
journals, she is a co-author of the book:
Concepts in Physiotherapy: Maitland.(Thieme
2008). In her book: Übungen in der
Physiotherapie (Thieme 2009) she demonstrates
her concept about Selfmanagement in
Physiotherapie.
Visit the IMTA Publication page to view Renate's
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Her other fields of interest include movement
dysfunctions in Golf. Renate is working as a
clinical supervisor in the OMT Education of the
DVMT. Since 2001 she is also a board Member of
IMTA.
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| IMTA TEACHERS |
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 Maria
Brugner-Seewald
PT, PT OMT OEVMPT
IMTA Teacher
Maria completed her physiotherapy training in
Graz, Austria in 1994. After gaining 6 years
professional experience in a public general
hospital she moved to self employment in 2
physiotherapy practices in 2000.
In 2004 she attained her OMT qualification with
the „Osterrieichsche Verband für Manuelle
Therapie“ (ÖVMPT) in Vienna. Maria qualified as
a teacher with the International Maitland
Teachers Association (IMTA) in 2007.
Currently Maria continues to practise clinically
at a private practice in Pinkafeld, Austria and
to teach postgraduate manipulative therapy.
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 Trisha Davies-Knorr
MCSP, OMT-DVMT® IMTA Teacher
Trisha became a Chartered and State
Registered Physiotherapist in 1980 at the
Oswestry and North Staffordshire School of
Physiotherapy in the UK. After gaining 5 years
professional experience in various hospitals in
the UK she moved to Germany where she has worked
at the University Hospital in Munich since 1987.
She has held a number of positions there and
developed her special interest in manual therapy
while working in the outpatients department. In
1996 she attained her OMT qualification with the
Deutscher Verband für Manuelle Therapie
(Maitland® Konzept) e.V (DVMT) in Germany.
Trisha qualified as a teacher with the
International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) in 1999. She is a previous member of the
DVMT board and educational committee.
Currently Trisha continues to practise
clinically at the University Hospital in Munich
and to teach postgraduate manipulative therapy.
She is member of the IMTA board and co-editor of
the German language professional journal “Manuelle
Therapie”. She is currently studying for an MSc
in Medical Education at the University of
Cardiff, Wales. Her areas of special interest
include outcomes measurement, education and
integrating evidence into everyday practice.
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B.PT, MMPAA, PT OMTsvomp® IMTA Teacher
Renée completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy in
Rotterdam, the Netherlands in 1985. Shortly
afterwards she moved to Switzerland where she
has worked in a number of hospitals and
physiotherapy practices. In 1994, Renée
completed a postgraduate diploma in Manual
Therapy at Curtin University in Perth,
Australia. In 2001 she qualified as a teacher
with the International Maitland Teachers
Association (IMTA). From 1991 to 1994 and from
1997 to 2002 Renée taught at the School of
Physiotherapy in Luzern, Switzerland. She is a
previous member of the executive committee and
chairperson of the Schweizerischer Verband
Orthopädischer Manipulativer Physiotherapie
(SVOMP). She edited their professional journal
from 1996 until 2003. She was SVOMP- delegate
for IFOMT from 1997 until 2008.
Currently Renée continues to practise in Kriens
near Luzern, Switzerland and teaches
postgraduate manipulative therapy in
Switzerland, Austria, Germany,Italy, Spain and
the Netherlands. Her areas of special interest
include Clinical Reasoning as a process, the
treatment of craniomandibular dysfunction,
dysfunction in neural tissue, and specific
vertebral stabilisation. In 2006 she started a
Masters in Medical Education at the University
of Bern. Since Januar 2010 Renée is a part time
teacher at the MAS Programm in Musculoskeletal
Physiotherapy at the Zürcher Hochschule für
Angewandte Wissenschaften ZHAW in Winterthur,
Switzerland. Her main topics of interest are
Curriculum Development and the use of
Standardised Patients in Physiotherapy
Education.
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Birgit Ferber-Busse
PT, OMT-DVMT® IMTA Teacher
Birgit completed her Physiotherapie Training at
the state school for Physiotherapie in Höxter
1986. She gained professional experience at the
Rehabilitations- und Rheumaklinik Zurzach (CH)
where she first came into contact with the
Maitland® Concept. From 1989 until 2002 she
worked in the University Hospital in Munich,
specializing in shoulder surgery and in a
private practice.
Since 2003 she has been working in her own
practice in Erding near Munich.
In 1996 she attained her OMT qualification with
the Deutscher Verband für Manuelle Therapie
(Maitland®-Konzept) e.V (DVMT) in Germany.
Birgit has been a member of the board of the
DVMT e.V for more than 10 years. She qualified
as a teacher with the International Maitland
Teachers Association (IMTA) in 2009.
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 Jürg
Hauswirth
PT, OMTsvomp®IMTA Teacher
Jürg completed his physiotherapy training at
the University Hospital in Basel, Switzerland in
1990. After gaining 2 years professional
experience in various private physiotherapy
practices he moved to the Physiotherapy
Department of the Bruderholz Hospital in Basel.
As Superintendent Physiotherapist he is
responsible for the rehabilitation of patients
in orthopaedic surgery and traumatology as both
in- and out patients.
In 2000 he attained his OMT qualification with
the Schweizerische Verband für Orthopäsiche
Manuelle Therapie (SVOMP).Jürg qualified as a
teacher with the International Maitland Teachers
Association (IMTA) in 2007.
Currently Jürg continues to practise clinically
at the Bruderholz Hospital in Basel and to teach
postgraduate manipulative therapy. His main
areas of special interest include
differentiation tests for patients with
orthopaedic problems and the management of
patients with cervicogenic dizziness.
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Horre
MSc, PT, OMT-DVMT® IMTA Teacher
Thomas completed his physiotherapy training at
the state school for Physiotherapy in Hanover,
Germany in 1995. From 1995 to 2001 he gained
professional experience in a musculoskeletal
outpatients clinic where he advanced to
superintendent physiotherapist. From 2002 - 2009
Thomas has been working in his own physiotherapy
practice in Osnabruck. In 2002 he attained his
OMT qualification with the Deutscher Verband für
Manuelle Therapie (Maitland-Konzept) e.V (DVMT)
in Germany. Thomas qualified as a teacher with
the International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) in 2007. Currently Thomas continues to
practice clinically as a freelancer in a private
practice in Hamburg. He has been a member of the
executive committee of the Deutscher Verband für
Manuelle Therapie (Maitland-Konzept) e.V (DVMT®)
from 2003 – 2010 and was from 2007 – 2011 a
member of the OMT-DVMT® commission. From 2008 –
2011 Thomas was a student in the MSc programme
of the Danuba university of Krems, Austria. His
main areas of special interest include the
management of patients with chronic pain.
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 John Langendoen
MSc, Grad.OMT, B.PT Sportsphysiotherapist
IMTA Teacher
John completed his Bachelor in Physiotherapy in
Rotterdam in 1976. He has been practicing in
private practice in Kempten, Germany since 1988.
John attained his OMT qualification in a
postgraduate program at Curtin University in
Perth, Western Australia in 1994 and graduated
with a Masters of Science in Pain Management
from the University of Wales in Cardiff UK in
2003. He is founder and provider of a
Pre-Season Screening & Management Concept (PSC)
for professional athletes (individual and
teams), and is involved in both football (e.g.
Korean National Team at the FIFA World Cups 2002
and 2006, currently Head Physio of the Iranian
National Football Team) and ice hockey (Dynamo
Moscow & Russian National Team 2004-2008).
John qualified as a teacher with the
International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA) in 1996. Currently John continues to work
in private practice in Kempten and teaches
postgraduate manipulative therapy, functional
elastic taping and pain management in various
countries. He is a past member and chairperson
of the educational committee of the Deutsche
Verband für Manuelle Therapie (Maitland® Konzept)
(DVMT) (1994 – 2007) and is chairperson of the
educational committee of the Interdisciplinary
Forum for Cranio-Facial Syndromes (IFCFS). In
2005 John was appointed to the International
Advisory Board of the Manual Therapy journal and
he became Member of the Standards Committee of
IFOMPT
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 Marc van Liebergen
B.PT, OMT-DVMT®
IMTA Teacher
Marc van Liebergen completed his Bachelor degree
in physiotherapy in January 1989 at the
Rijkshogeschool Ijsselland in Deventer, The
Netherlands. After a short period of work
experience in The Netherlands he moved to
Germany where he initially predominantly treated
neurological patients at a rehabilitation
clinic. Here he discovered his interest in
manual therapy according to the Maitland
Concept. In 1998 he completed his final exam for
the OMT qualification in Munich (Deutscher
Verband für Manuelle Therapie (Maitland-Concept)
e.V (DVMT)). Since 1991, Marc has been working
as a physiotherapist and manual therapist in his
private practice in Kempten (Allgaeu). In 2008
he qualified as an instructor for the
International Maitland Teachers Association
(IMTA).
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 Werner Nafzger
PT, FH, PT OMTsvomp®
IMTA Teacher
Werner qualified as
a physiotherapist at the Physiotherapy School at
the Rehabilitation Clinic Leukerbad, Switzerland
in 1984. From 1984 he worked at the
Rehabilitation hospital in Länssjukhuset Kalmar,
Sweden. In 1986 he returned to Switzerland to
the Medizinisches Zentrum Bad Ragaz und
Rehabilitationsklinik Valens. In 1998 he
attained his OMT qualification with the
Schweizerischer Verband für Orthopädische
Manuelle Therapie (SVOMP). He qualified as a
teacher with the International Maitland Teachers
Association (IMTA) in 1999.
Currently Werner
continues to practise in Heimberg and teaches
postgraduate manipulative therapy in
Switzerland, Germany and Austria.
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 Robert Valentiny
PT, PT OMT svomp
IMTA Teacher
Robert was born in Sarreguemines, Frankreich and graduated as a physiotherapist in
Brussels, Belgium in 1987. He has lived and worked in Switzerland since 1988. Robert
opened his own practice in Caslano (Lugano), Switzerland after working for three years
at the Rheuma- und Rehabilitationsklinik in Zurzach. He qualified as a teacher with the
International Maitland Teachers Association (IMTA) in 2001. Currently Robert
continues to practice in Caslano, Switzerland and teaches postgraduate manipulative
therapy in Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Italy.
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B.PT, PT OMTsvomp®
IMTA Senior Teacher
Rolf completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy in
1984 at the Twentse Academy of Physiotherapie,
Enschede, Netherlands. Shortly afterwards he
moved to Switzerland where he has worked in a
number of hospitals and practices before
founding his own practice in Morbio Inferiore,
Switzerland. In 2001 he successfully completed
the OMT training scheme in Switzerland and
qualified as a teacher with the International
Maitland Teachers Association (IMTA). In his
private praxis Rolf manages general
neuromusculoskeletal problems with a special
interest in nerve root problems, headaches,
tinnitus, dizziness and sports specific
disorders. Currently Rolf continues to work in
his practice in Morbio Inferiore and teaches
Manipulative Therapy in Italy, Spain, Greece,
Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland.
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