Physiotherapist in Ixelles, in the heart of Châtelain
A team of physiotherapists to relieve your pain, recover from an injury or surgery and get back to an active life.
Kiné Châtelain is a physiotherapy practice at 19 rue de Tenbosch in Ixelles, in the Châtelain neighbourhood of Brussels. We treat adults, athletes, pregnant women and new mothers, and children.
Our approach is based on movement and on your active participation. Every course of treatment starts with a full one-hour assessment, followed by a programme built with you and based on current scientific evidence. The goal: lasting results, and exercises you can keep doing on your own.
Several physiotherapists with complementary specialities work together at the practice, alongside our osteopaths. Depending on your situation, you are referred to the most suitable practitioner.
What we treat
Back and neck pain
Low back pain, lumbago, sciatica, neck pain, thoracic pain: relieving the pain, then strengthening to prevent recurrence. For neck problems, Guillaume is our specialist.
See Guillaume's profilePost-surgery rehabilitation
ACL reconstruction, joint replacement, fractures, shoulder or knee surgery: progressive rehabilitation, coordinated with your surgeon.
Injuries and trauma
Sprains, tendinopathies, muscle tears, joint injuries: regaining mobility, strength and confidence.
Sports physiotherapy
Return to sport, athletic retraining and injury prevention, for recreational and competitive athletes alike.
Sports physiotherapyPelvic floor and pre/postnatal rehabilitation
Urinary leakage, pelvic pain, preparing for and recovering from childbirth, for women and men.
Pelvic floor rehabilitationPaediatric respiratory physiotherapy
Care for babies and children: bronchiolitis, chest congestion.
Paediatric respiratory physiotherapyLymphatic drainage
Oedema, heavy legs, post-operative swelling: manual techniques that help lymphatic circulation.
Lymphatic drainageJaw (TMJ)
Pain, clicking and locking of the temporomandibular joint, often linked with neck tension.
Jaw physiotherapyHow your treatment works
- 1
A one-hour assessment
We listen to your history, assess your mobility, strength and pain, and set concrete goals together.
- 2
Active treatment
Manual therapy when needed, but above all exercises suited to your level, progressing from session to session.
- 3
Your independence
You leave with a home programme, so you keep progressing between sessions and avoid relapses.
- 4
Measured follow-up
Your progress is reassessed regularly. We adjust the plan and involve a colleague from the practice if needed.
Your practitioners
Mathilde Crochet
Sports physiotherapist
Sport, orthopaedics and trauma, strength and conditioning
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Justine Baeten
Specialised physiotherapist
Pelvic floor, pre/postnatal, paediatric respiratory physiotherapy
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Idriss Theo Bories
Osteopath and physiotherapist
Physiotherapy and osteopathy, whole-body approach
View profileBookPrices and reimbursement
- First assessment (1 hour)
- 70 €
- Follow-up session
- 45 €
Our physiotherapists are not under the national fee agreement (non-conventionné): with a medical prescription, your Belgian health insurance fund (mutualité) refunds part of each session. The amount depends on your fund and any supplementary insurance.
Practical information
19 rue de Tenbosch, 1050 Ixelles (Châtelain area, Brussels)
Monday – Friday: 8:00 – 20:00 · Sunday: 10:00 – 17:00
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a prescription to see a physiotherapist?
You can come without a prescription, but you need a medical prescription to be reimbursed by your health insurance fund. Your GP, a specialist or your surgeon can write one.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your condition, your goals and the prescription. We give you an estimate at the first assessment and review it as the sessions go on.
How long does a session last?
The first assessment lasts one hour. Follow-up sessions last 30 to 60 minutes depending on the treatment.
Where is the practice?
At 19 rue de Tenbosch, 1050 Ixelles, in the Châtelain neighbourhood, easy to reach by public transport and by car.
How do I book an appointment?
Online through Doctoranytime, 7 days a week. You can also call or email us: we have no receptionist, so if we don't answer, send us a text message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.