I’ve always loved hospital-themed series. “ER” and “Chicago Hope” sparked my love for healthcare and my desire to help others. Since I love movement and strongly believe in the connection between the physical and mental aspects of a person, I ultimately decided to study physiotherapy. After twenty years dedicated to clients in the private sector and patients in NIP departments, I decided to shift my focus to working with children, which is an area I deeply believe in. Inspiring children and their teachers to take care of their health is now my main goal, and I firmly believe that I can help both students and staff at Park Lane with anything that contributes to their health and overall well-being.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, whether it’s exploring new places (preferably on foot) or engaging in any sports activity. I most often ride my bike, go paddleboarding, or run. And if I have some time to myself, I love to go for a walk, ideally with the opportunity to discover architectural sights, enjoy good food, and have a nice coffee. At home, I like to relax with a new detective novel by Robert Galbraith or watch my favorite British series, such as “Hercule Poirot” or “Downton Abbey”.