Péter Bosznai
Physiotherapist-physiotherapist
Péter Bosznai
Physiotherapist-physiotherapist
Speciality
- Grip correction (adults and children)
- Sports Rehabilitation
- Treating lower back pain
- Cupping
- Tape-laying (taping)
Qualifications
Physiotherapist-physiotherapist
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About
I am Péter Bosznai, physiotherapist.I graduated from the Faculty of Health Sciences of the University of Pécs, Zalaegerszeg in 2024. I enjoy working with postural correction for adults and children, sports rehabilitation, low back pain and also post-fracture physiotherapy due to my experience in traumatology and outpatient care .
Sport has been part of my life since I was a child. I played basketball competitively for 5 years, and currently I go to the gym 2x a week and Thai boxing 1x a week. Unfortunately, I had to stop playing basketball due to an injury that I didn’t pay enough attention to. During my studies I realised that I should have, which is why I decided to become a physiotherapist. So that I could make others aware that minor injuries can be serious and help them treat them in time.
I am constantly training myself to ensure that my patients receive the best treatment and that I can acquire more and better knowledge. Currently, I am able to help my patients heal with spitting and tapping in addition to gymnastic movements, but in June I will begin the McKenzie Therapy “A” module, which will be completed this month. In addition, to broaden my approach, I would like to learn Chinese massage this year so that I can use the theory of Chinese massage in my physiotherapy treatments.
The most important thing for me is to achieve the goals I set with my patients and make their everyday lives easier.
I believe in treating the whole person, so I like to keep my sessions in a good mood and build trust with the patient , because a healing can only be successful if there is communication and trust back and forth.