Nasrine – Physical Therapist specializing in pediatric physical therapy
My background and specializations
I graduated in 2020 with a degree in physical therapy from Fontys University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. I specialize in pediatric physical therapy, with a particular interest in the neuromotor development of infants and children.
As part of my pediatric physical therapy practice, I work primarily with infants and children who have motor development disorders or delays, such as torticollis, plagiocephaly, muscle tone disorders, difficulty maintaining certain positions, or atypical patterns of movement.
I also treat misalignments and orthopedic conditions of the lower limbs in infants and children, particularly foot misalignments and gait disorders. The goal is to support the child’s motor development and promote the harmonious acquisition of walking skills.
What characterizes my care
Passionate about pediatric physical therapy and children’s motor development, I place great emphasis on observing the motor skills of each baby or child, while taking into account their age, needs, and environment.
Each care plan is tailored to the individual child and aims to support the child in developing various motor skills, promote independence, and enable the child to explore their environment with confidence.
I also place great importance on the role of parents in the learning process, offering them advice and practical tools they can use in their daily lives to support their child’s progress.
I regularly participate in pediatric physical therapy training programs to keep my knowledge up to date and to incorporate validated assessment tools and evidence-based approaches into my practice.
Additional training & expertise
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Developing a neuromotor assessment based on observation of the infant, while incorporating validated tools into one’s practice (AIMS, HINE) – Forestier Training – 2026
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Pediatric Orthopedics of the Lower Limbs: Foot Malpositions in Infants and Gait Disorders in Children – Forestier Training Programs – 2025
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Musculoskeletal Disorders in Infants Affecting Mobility from Birth to Walking: Assessment, Care, and Therapeutic Education – IPPP – 2025
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Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy – Fontys University of Applied Sciences, Eindhoven, Netherlands – 2020
