Lateral epicondylalgia (also known as tennis elbow): an overview

Lateral epicondylalgia (also known as tennis elbow): an overview

22-04-2025 - Lateral epicondylalgia, better known as tennis elbow, is a common condition that affects people who engage in repetitive arm movements. It is characterized by pain and tenderness on the outside of the...
Read more >
Total/Hemi knee replacement rehabilitation

Total/Hemi knee replacement rehabilitation

28-11-2024 - What is a total knee replacement? A total knee replacement (TKP) or hemi(half) knee replacement (HKP) refers to the removal and replacement of damaged portions of bone and cartilage at the ends of th...
Read more >
Piriformis syndrome

Piriformis syndrome

06-11-2024 -  Do you suffer from a deep pain in your buttock area that sometimes radiates to the back of your leg, which is often called piriformis syndrome? In this blog, I discuss piriformis syndrome, debun...
Read more >
Heel pain and plantar fasciopathy

Heel pain and plantar fasciopathy

10-10-2024 - Plantar heel pain and plantar fasciopathy are common and disabling conditions that significantly affect the quality of life of people involved in activities such as running or prolonged standing. As e...
Read more >
TFCC wrist complaints

TFCC wrist complaints

27-09-2024 - The Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex, TFCC for short, is located on the pinky side of the wrist and is also called the meniscus of the wrist. The TFCC is a complex of ligaments that makes the ends of...
Read more >
Understanding your pain is important because it changes the way that you respond to pain.

Understanding your pain is important because it changes the way that you respond to pain.

02-08-2024 - How do I know if my pain system is being over protective?First things first: get yourself thoroughly checked out by a qualified health professional. They will know the right questions to ask and tests...
Read more >

Movement pain or other complaints?

Make an appointment at one of our practices to get advice and/or treatment.

Practices in Amsterdam

Plexus - Saxen Weimarlaan
Willemspark - Oud Zuid
020 - 662 71 03
More info
Plexus - Museumkwartier
Museumkwartier - Oud Zuid
020 - 662 13 07
More info
Plexus - Centrum
Centrum
Spuistraat 239/1
020 - 673 71 68
More info
Plexus - Fresh
De Pijp - Zuid
020 - 673 71 66
More info
Plexus - Lutmastraat
De Pijp
020 - 237 65 99
More info
Plexus - Jordaan
Jordaan
020 - 303 82 22
More info
Plexus - Minerva
Zuid
020 - 66 26 192
More info
KNGF
All our physiotherapists and manual therapists are listed in the KNGF central quality register.