Physio by K.

16/06/2026

What a month. 🌿

It started with the Women’s Health Symposium where I had the privilege of speaking on a topic very close to my heart — why painful periods are not normal. The response was beyond what I expected, and I am already looking forward to coming back as a speaker next year.

From there, straight to Italy for an advanced Fascial Manipulation® course with the wonderful Francesco Motton — one of those learning experiences that reminds you exactly why you chose this path.

A one-day escape to the Dolomites somewhere in between — because even the most motivated physiotherapist needs mountains occasionally. 🏔️

And then the Annual Congress of Fascial Manipulation® — always one of the highlights of my year. Walking into that room and seeing familiar faces from around the world, feeling the warmth and support of this community — it never gets old. It genuinely feels like coming home.

Garfield, the resident ginger cat who greets me every time I’m in Italy, perfectly summarised how we all felt by the end. Tired. Deeply satisfied. But tired.

And yet — no rest just yet! This Thursday we are launching our first free online webinar in French for clinicians interested in Fascial Manipulation® by Stecco. We have also confirmed the dates for our first courses in Belgium in 2027 — and there is always more to come.

Watch this space. 😊

27/05/2026

This Friday. And I couldn’t be more excited. 🌸

I’ll be speaking at the Women’s Health Symposium on a topic that is truly close to my heart:

✨ Painful Periods Are Not Normal: Understanding Dysmenorrhea and the Body’s Hidden Signals

If you’ve ever been told to just push through your period pain — this one is for you.

I’ll be sharing:
→ Why painful periods are a signal, not a sentence
→ The science behind what’s actually happening in your body
→ The results of my own pilot study on Fascial Manipulation® by Stecco as a treatment for primary dysmenorrhea

Open to everyone — no medical background needed. Just bring your questions. 💛

📅 Friday 29 May 2026
📍 SHAPE HEALTH CARE facility

22/05/2026

"Your periods are painful. You've tried medication. You manage and carry on. But nobody has ever really explained why."

Painful periods are not normal — and yet millions of women are told to accept them as part of life.

In my latest article I explore:
🔍 What primary dysmenorrhea actually is
🔍 Why some women don't respond to conventional treatment
🔍 The role fascia plays in pelvic and menstrual pain
🔍 Early observations from my ongoing pilot research study

Because understanding why the pain is there is the first step toward actually resolving it.

Link to the full article in the first comment 👇

Save this post if you or someone you know has been struggling with painful periods 💙

17/05/2026

Most people have never heard of fascia — yet it may be the key to understanding why their pain persists. 🔍

Fascia is the connective tissue that wraps around every muscle, organ and nerve in your body. And it contains 6 times more nerve receptors than muscle itself.

Which means when fascia is restricted — your body feels it deeply.

Save this post if you found it interesting 👇

16/05/2026

Finally the date is out!

🔥 EXCLUSIVE WEBINAR — STECCO® FASCIAL MANIPULATION

📅 Coming soon — Live online
What if fascia were one of the major keys to musculoskeletal pain?

🧠 Discover how alterations in fascial gliding can disrupt muscular function and contribute to chronic pain.

What you’ll learn:
✔ Fascia anatomy & biomechanics
✔ Pain and locomotor dysfunctions
✔ Applied clinical reasoning
✔ Principles of Stecco® Fascial Manipulation
✔ The modern scientific approach to fascia

🎯 A precise, clinical, and directly applicable approach for daily practice.

💡 Fascia changes the way you understand pain.

🎟 Free limited spots — registration required

📲 Scan the QR code to register

10/05/2026

08/05/2026

I'm speaking at a Women's Health Symposium this month and I couldn't be more excited 🎉

My talk: "Painful Periods Are Not Normal: Understanding Dysmenorrhea and the Body's Hidden Signals"

Because too many women are still being told that severe period pain is just part of being a woman. It's not. It's a signal — and it deserves a proper answer.
As someone currently researching the link between fascia and menstrual pain, this topic is very close to my heart.

Save this post if you or someone you know has been struggling with painful periods

👇Link in the first comment 🔗

17/04/2026

The body always leaves clues 🔍

I’ve just launched my newsletter - a space where I write about fascia, chronic pain and women’s health. For patients who are still searching for answers. For clinicians who want to think differently about the body.

Free, once a month, in plain language.

Link in the first comment 👇🏼

#ᴄʜʀᴏɴɪᴄᴘᴀɪɴ

01/04/2026

Why does your pain keep coming back…even when you treat the right area?

Because pain is not always where the problem is.

Your body works as a connected system —and tension patterns can develop over time, often showing symptoms far from their real source.

This is something I see very often in clinical practice.

If you want to understand this better, I explain it in more detail in my latest YouTube video.

🎥 https://youtu.be/u4rcfc5llLA?is=EWJ8sSb0riu-9lcM

👉🏻 have you ever experienced pain that keeps coming back?

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