Can anyone suggest a good english speaking sports physiotherapist in Geneva?
Had a nasty shoulder-dislocation and really don't want it to recur...
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May 11, 2006 @ 18:18
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Can anyone suggest a good english speaking sports physiotherapist in Geneva?
Had a nasty shoulder-dislocation and really don't want it to recur...
tsebMay 11, 2006 @ 18:18
Had a nasty shoulder-dislocation and really don't want it to recur...
tsebMay 11, 2006 @ 18:18
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May 11, 2006 @ 18:55
This guys makes the pain go away on some top sports people, but no english...He runs the massage services at the Hotel Crown Plaza (where his place is as well).
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Michel Giroud
022.788.76.70
Godo luck with the shoulder!
His details:
Michel Giroud
022.788.76.70
Godo luck with the shoulder!
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This guys makes the pain go away on some top sports people, but no english...He runs the massage services at the Hotel Crown Plaza (where his place is as well).
His details:
Michel Giroud
022.788.76.70
Godo luck with the shoulder!
Nir Ofek, May 11, 2006 @ 18:55
His details:
Michel Giroud
022.788.76.70
Godo luck with the shoulder!
Nir Ofek, May 11, 2006 @ 18:55
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May 12, 2006 @ 14:14
When I broke my ankle on the golf course a few years ago (dancing - not golfing - don't ask), I used Benedicte Lasserre +41-79-760-6269. Her English is very good, and she's used to working with sports related injuries. In addition to her own physical therapy practice out of the Harmony fitness center in LaPraille, she's the physical therapist for Geneva's Servette hockey team. I've overdone the beginning of this golf season, and will be seeing Benedicte soon for golfer's elbow. Good Luck - Sorry about your shoulder. I'll stop being such a baby about my elbow :)
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When I broke my ankle on the golf course a few years ago (dancing - not golfing - don't ask), I used Benedicte Lasserre +41-79-760-6269. Her English is very good, and she's used to working with sports related injuries. In addition to her own physical therapy practice out of the Harmony fitness center in LaPraille, she's the physical therapist for Geneva's Servette hockey team. I've overdone the beginning of this golf season, and will be seeing Benedicte soon for golfer's elbow. Good Luck - Sorry about your shoulder. I'll stop being such a baby about my elbow :)
3PuttBogey, May 12, 2006 @ 14:14
3PuttBogey, May 12, 2006 @ 14:14
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Apr 14, 2014 @ 20:01
Hi, it's worth noting that Michel Giroud is not a physiotherapist - he describes himself as a complementary therapist, and I think this could have insurance implications at least.
I'll also reiterate your point, for the sake of people like me who sometimes cherry-pick info from posts without reading them thoroughly, that Michel Giroud is not an English-speaker.
I went to see him today - he's a very nice guy, but he was not what I was looking for.
BTW, he's resident in the Starling hotel right now, not the Crowne Plaza.
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Hi, it's worth noting that Michel Giroud is not a physiotherapist - he describes himself as a complementary therapist, and I think this could have insurance implications at least.
I'll also reiterate your point, for the sake of people like me who sometimes cherry-pick info from posts without reading them thoroughly, that Michel Giroud is not an English-speaker.
I went to see him today - he's a very nice guy, but he was not what I was looking for.
BTW, he's resident in the Starling hotel right now, not the Crowne Plaza.
Dennis M, Apr 14, 2014 @ 20:01
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Apr 14, 2014 @ 21:23
Hôpital de la Tour they gave a "Ecole de dos"and international physio...nice and clean and you got a choice with English speaking...good luck
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Hôpital de la Tour they gave a "Ecole de dos"and international physio...nice and clean and you got a choice with English speaking...good luck
Sari W, Apr 14, 2014 @ 21:23
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Apr 15, 2014 @ 11:34
For serious and effective Sports Physiotherapy go to Hopital de la Tour in Meyrin. Excellent professionals, well-equiped and a choice of physiotherapists, including english-speaking ones.
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For serious and effective Sports Physiotherapy go to Hopital de la Tour in Meyrin. Excellent professionals, well-equiped and a choice of physiotherapists, including english-speaking ones.
JR M, Apr 15, 2014 @ 11:34
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