I completed my Bachelor’s degree (BSc) in Physiotherapy at the University of Tartu in 2021 and obtained my Master’s degree (MSc) in 2024. Since 2022, I have gained experience in the field of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, working with pre- and postoperative as well as post-traumatic conditions. I regularly attend professional trainings to provide evidence-based and effective therapy.

I believe that the success of therapy is based on mutual trust between the therapist and the client. My goal is to support the client on their individual journey toward restoring health and well-being.

In my free time, I enjoy spending time in nature and engaging in sports.

I graduated from Tartu Health Care College in Physiotherapy in 2012. After graduation, I moved to London where I received my Master’s degree from the University College of London. I am specialized in rehabilitation of performers, especially dancers.

I graduated from Kyiv National University in 2010 with a degree in Physical Rehabilitation and completed my postgraduate studies in 2013. I also have a vocational qualification in special education, which has allowed me to work not only in massage therapy but also in teaching children at a sports orienteering school.

In my work, I primarily use massage and Stecco therapy, focusing on the assessment and balance of the fascial system.

For me, it is important to identify the root cause of pain rather than treating only the symptoms. The Stecco method allows me to detect fascial mobility restrictions and address them with targeted manual techniques to restore normal body function and movement.

Sport is an integral part of my life — I am a Master of Sport of Ukraine in sports acrobatics and a former FIFA football referee. I also enjoy various outdoor activities.

Since 2022, I have been living and working in Estonia. I am fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, and English, and I am actively learning Estonian.

I have been active in physiotherapy since 2012. I’ve been trained by the North American Orthopedic Manual Therapy Institute. I have also studied with Erl Pettman in Canada and Luigi Stecco in Italy. Both are legends of manual therapy.
In my work, I adhere to the rule that understanding the problem is 50% of the solution. I use manual therapy, dry needling, and therapeutic exercises to treat the client.
In my spare time, I enjoy hiking and running.

I graduated as a masseur in 2022 from Tartu Health Care College, after which I started working in this profession.
My goal is to provide a service with a personal and thoughtful approach so that the client feels cared for and valued. I consider it necessary to create a positive, supportive, and reliable environment where you can always return, whether it is to relieve muscle tension or relax for yourself.
I spend my free time with my family, at the gym, in nature, or reading exciting and educational literature.

I graduated from massage school in 2014. I have had clinical practice in this field and have worked in Spa salons for years. Upgrade my qualification constantly with advanced training courses.
In my work, I find it important to determine the patient’s complaints, find out the causes of the problem and then start the treatment and give recommendations for health improvement. In work use different massage tehniques and if necessary I give recommendations for improving posture and activities of daily living, for example walking.
My hobbies include karate. I have acquired a trainers license at Tallinn Pedagogical University as a self-defense teacher-trainer. I have worked as a coach for 8 years.

In 2026, I will graduate from Tartu Health Care College with a degree in physiotherapy. I am interested in working with a variety of patients, from children to athletes. I have been interested in massage for a long time, and this is what guided my choice of specialty. Personally, I have been a professional middle and long-distance runner for a long time, so I know how much recovery, rest and massage affect our results and well-being.

In my free time, I like to help animals, engage in various physical activities and listen to music.

I specialize in aesthetic and therapeutic facial massage, with a primary focus on ASAHI and KOBIDO techniques as well as fascial facial modeling. The goal of my work is to enhance natural facial contours, improve skin condition, and deliver visible results without invasive procedures.

I have completed foundational training in aesthetic facial massage and neck/shoulder massage at the Estonian Massage and Therapy School in Tallinn, and I continuously develop my skills to integrate modern knowledge with traditional techniques.

My approach is based on working at a deeper level — activating the lymphatic system, releasing fascia, and balancing facial muscles. This allows not only improvement in the skin’s appearance but also supports the natural functionality of the face and overall well-being.

For me, facial massage is not just a treatment, but a conscious and precise practice that leaves the face looking fresher, lighter, and more balanced.

I have received a massage education at the Estonian School of Massage and Therapy and also received a beautician education at the International CIDESCO Private School of Cosmetics. I have 4 years work experience in the field of aesthetic cosmetics. In the past engaged in 11 years of karate and in the last years was the assistant coach.

Graduated from Tartu Tervishoiu College in 2010 and have more than 10 years of work experience as a physiotherapist. After graduation, I started working for the Center for Development and Rehabilitation of Children and Adolescents at Tartu University Hospital. I have completed various trainings in Estonia and abroad to improve my knowledge and practical skills. In collaboration with Fitwithkid, I carry out courses for new and future parents about infant developmental milestones. In my spare time I enjoy quality time with my family and reading.

I graduated from the University of Tartu in physiotherapy (cum laude) in 2015. I started doing physiotherapy in 2012. I regularly upgrade my qualification with professional training and reading literature. Have a long-term experience with Estonian youth and women’s football teams. It is a pleasure to work with active young people, adults, and sports enthusiasts. I believe that finding the cause of the problem and active cooperation between the physiotherapist and the client is of particular importance in solving problems.