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Marin is the owner of Ortospina and the visionary behind the center we have today. His involvement in sports, along with a few injuries, gave Marin insight into the world of physiotherapy, which led him to pursue a career as a physiotherapist. He loves to highlight the team of therapists he has assembled at Ortospina…
She joined Ortospina in 2018, where she has become a prominent member of the team, greatly contributing to the collective spirit with her positive energy. Immediately after graduating, she began pursuing high-quality education in techniques such as PNF, Mulligan, and Cyriax. Since 2015, she has also been an external collaborator at the Faculty of Health Studies in Rijeka.
Lina has been part of our team for 7 years, greatly contributing to the development of the center. Through sports, which are an integral part of her life, she has developed qualities and a character that are persistent in what she does, leading to exceptional professional results. Correcting distortions and guiding children is of utmost importance to her…
For the past 7 years, she has been abroad (in Dublin, Ireland), mainly working in the field of orthopedic and sports medicine, treating a wide range of issues related to the musculoskeletal system.
She joined Ortospina in 2021. She is educated in the principles of Pilates, yoga, and HIIT training…
Jelena has been part of our team since 2020. She completed her studies in physiotherapy in 2012. During her internship, she worked in the field of orthopedic medicine, and since then she has gained experience in various centers, utilizing manual techniques and kinesitherapy, both individually and in groups…
Given the strong connection between physiotherapy and kinesiology, she quickly integrated into our team, where she has been a member for three years. She has focused on rehabilitation through movement, aiming to combine kinesitherapy with various manual therapies. She also emphasizes prevention and early rehabilitation…
As a base, he primarily uses the DNS concept and Anatomy Trains, while supplementing his knowledge of the Stecco fascial concept and visceral manipulation according to Barral to address frequent uncertainties in the integration of the intrinsic musculature of the trunk with the spine and extremities…
Her interest in physiotherapy dates back to her elementary school days and has grown steadily over time. As a result, she enrolled in Medical School in Rijeka, followed by the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka, and later the Faculty of Health Studies in Rijeka, where she obtained her professional qualification as a Master of Physiotherapy.