I finished physiotherapy back in 2014 in Zagreb, and from the very beginning I knew that I wanted to direct my professional path exclusively towards working with babies and children.
I had the opportunity to do so in 2017, when I began my internship at the Goljak Special Hospital for the Protection of Children with Neurodevelopmental and Motor Disorders. After completing my internship, I continued working as a pediatric physiotherapist, gaining experience across three private practices and spending a total of four years at the Goljak Special Hospital.
Before and during my professional career, I also worked in the hospitality industry. It may not have much to do with physiotherapy at first, but it actually taught me something that is very important to me in my work today: working with people, communication and adapting to different people and situations.
I view each child individually, yet the relationship with the parents is equally important to me. I select and adapt the therapeutic approach based on the child's needs, capabilities, and developmental stage, while maintaining clear and open communication with the family.
And while we're on the subject of me, here's a fun fact: I love cats. A lot. In case you hadn't noticed by now. 😅🐱
