People first and foremost

Graduating in physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2010, Hannah began her career in private practice, working for seven years in two prestigious private clinis in Scotland, while also serving as a physiotherapist for Edinburgh’s professional rugby club for two years. During this period, she assisted national and international athletes in managing a variety of cases, both common and unusual.

Driven by her love for adventure, she later chose to settle in the Swiss Alps, where she worked as a masseuse and physiotherapist.

Over the past 16 years, Hannah has been honing her unique skills and deepening her knowledge. She finds fulfillment in helping her clients aachieve better health and optimal well-being through various manual techniques, such as Muscle Energy Techniques (MET), osteopathic techniques, Myofascial Release (MFR), Physiotherapy Instrument Mobilization (PIM), visceral mobilization, and massage. Hannah is known in Verbier for her manual therapeutic approach that gives surprisingly fast results.

Throughout her career, Hannah has recognized the importance of the mind-body connection.
This realization led her to expand her knowledge in the human sciences. She has explored NLP, hypnosis, the role of language in healing, and coaching. She is a qualified yoga and pilates teacher and is currently studying Chinese medicine to further enrich her practice. She believes that everyone has the inner resources to aachieve what they wish and become the best version of themselves. She is on a mission to connect people with those inner resources and empower them to aachieve their goals. Ambitious and dynamic, Hannah has a deep interest in human beings.

Outside of work, you’ll find Hannah learning something new, dancing, running, cooking, singing, or kitesurfing. Since arriving in Verbier in 2015, Hannah is now proud to consider herself a Scottish-Valaisan.

Born and raised in Verbier, Sybille graduated as a physiotherapist from HES-SO Valais-Wallis in Leukerbad, completing a bilingual French-German program.

She has worked in various institutions in Valais, covering all areas of physiotherapy, such as the Valais Hospital in respiratory physiotherapy and internal medicine, the Bernese Clinic in Crans-Montana in neurology, and the Romande Clinic of SUVA Rehabilitation in orthopedics and traumatology.

Coming from a local family of physiotherapists and osteopaths, Sybille has a strong interest in musculoskeletal issues as well as sports physiotherapy.

Sybille understands the importance of staying fit and healthy as when she is not practicing physio she is a professional athlete in the FWT. Apart from her love and enjoyment of skiing she also loves, kitesurfing, road biking and running. This girl is unstoppable!!

A dynamic, cheerful and empathetic person, the most important aspect of care for Sybille is building a trusting and attentive relationship with her clients.

Originally from Aix-en-Provence in France, Julie graduated in physiotherapy from the Escola Universitària de la Salut i l’Esport in Barcelona, completing a programme taught entirely in English.

She has worked in private practices in mainland France, Réunion and Guadeloupe, covering a broad range of physiotherapy: orthopaedics, traumatology, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, geriatrics and neurology.
Her clinical interests focus particularly on orthopaedic and trauma rehabilitation, musculoskeletal conditions and lymphatic drainage, areas in which she enjoys supporting her patients towards an optimal and lasting recovery.

As the daughter of a physiotherapist, Julie learned early on the importance of a holistic, person-centred approach. Caring and attentive, she places trust and the patient at the heart of her practice.
Having recently settled in Valais, Julie is delighted to bring her experience and good humour to the clinic’s patients.

Outside physiotherapy, Julie enjoys the mountains through skiing, hiking and her passion for photography.

Originally from southern France, Tom chose to move to Portugal for his four-year physiotherapy degree at the prestigious Egas Moniz School of Health & Science, near Lisbon. This enriching international experience gave him the opportunity to learn Portuguese and Spanish and, above all, to train with lecturers and healthcare professionals whose international backgrounds helped shape his approach to physiotherapy.

Keen to discover new horizons and broaden his experience, Tom moved to Switzerland in 2023 to continue his professional journey. He developed his experience in private practice with a varied patient population, with a particular interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, traumatology and sports rehabilitation. Alongside his clinic work, he serves as a physiotherapist for Vevey-Sports, the well-known football club playing in the Promotion League.

For Tom, physiotherapy starts with listening. Every patient has their own story, expectations and goals. He therefore places great importance on building trust and adapting each session to the individual. His practice combines manual therapy, therapeutic massage, mobilisation, therapeutic exercises and strengthening, balancing hands-on techniques with an active approach according to each person’s needs and goals.

Outside the clinic, sport and outdoor activities are an essential part of his life. Tom particularly enjoys the mountains, whether through skiing, trail running or simply being outdoors. Working as a physiotherapist in Verbier offers him the ideal setting to bring together the profession he loves, his passion for sport and his love of the mountains.

Originally from the region, Naomie loves living and working in Verbier. She first studied in Valais before attending the University of Neuchâtel. After completing her Bachelor of Arts in Humanities in 2018 (English Language/Psychology & Education/Communication), she returned to Valais.

Naomie then had the opportunity to work in a variety of professional settings, including a real estate agency, a fiduciary firm and a sports shop. These experiences brought her new skills and perspectives and helped her build rewarding personal and professional relationships.

In her free time, she is passionate about climbing and paragliding. Naomie enjoys being in the mountains to climb, fly, walk and make the most of the sunshine and the incredible landscapes around us. She also enjoys quiet time at home in her hammock, recharging and listening to the birds.

Caring and attentive to the people she meets, Naomie is delighted to offer her time and experience to those whom PhysioVerbier supports on their journey towards recovery and well-being.