Physiotherapy clinic in Grand-Saconnex, near Geneva
Formerly Physio Taverney, On Therapy welcomes you to Geneva for a personalized treatment: musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, rehabilitation after surgery, and women's health.
Our physiotherapy services
A modern, active and movement-based approach: manual therapy, dry needling, reinforcement, mobility and injury prevention. Every patient from Grand-Saconnex and Geneva it benefits from a precise assessment and treatment tailored to its objectives.
General physiotherapy
Muscle and joint pain, resulting from surgery or trauma: a treatment plan to regain mobility and independence.
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Sports Physiotherapy
Sports injuries, returning to sports and prevention, with a 55 m² gym on site.
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Uro-gynecology
Pelvic rehabilitation, pre- and post-partum support and pelvic health, with Muriel Gilles.
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Complementary therapies
Craniosacral therapy and reflexology, in addition to physiotherapy, with Alison Beck.
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We will explain to you
Back, knee, shoulder pain? Choose the area: our physiotherapists from Grand-Saconnex present the most common aches, our way of treating them and our articles to learn more.
Neck and jaw pain
Neck stiffness, headaches or jaw that cracks: in the Grand-Saconnex office, we first look for the source of the pain.
- Cervicalgia and torticollis
- Headaches of cervical origin
- Jaw pain (ATM), sometimes associated with tinnitus
Manual therapy, mobility and strengthening of the deep muscles of the neck, ergonomics advice. For the jaw, craniosacral therapy can complement the treatment.
Pain in the shoulder
Pain when raising the arm, shoulder locking or following surgery: our physiotherapists in Geneva will support you until you return to your activities.
- Rotator cuff tendinopathy
- Painful or stiff shoulder (capsulitis)
- Rehabilitation after dislocation or surgery
Progressive strengthening, manual therapy and dry needling, with a gradual return to everyday activities and sports.
Backache, low back pain and sciatica
Back pain is the first reason to see a physiotherapist. Whether acute or chronic, it is best treated by remaining active.
- Acute or chronic lumbago
- Sciatica and herniated disc
- Back pain related to posture
Understanding pain, regaining mobility and then strengthening it: active care to regain confidence in movement.
Pain in the hip
Pain on the side of the hip, arthritis or recent prosthesis: we adapt the treatment to your age and your goals.
- Hip tendonopathy
- Hip osteoarthritis
- Rehabilitation after a prosthesis
Targeted strengthening in the gym, work on mobility and a gradual resumption of walking, running or your sport.
Perineum and pelvic health
Urinary leakage, pregnancy, postpartum or pelvic pain: specialized follow-up in a discreet and caring environment.
- Urinary leaks
- Pre- and post-partum rehabilitation
- Pelvic pain
Specific urogynecological evaluation and pelvic floor rehabilitation with Muriel Gilles, a specialized physiotherapist.
Pain in the knee
Sprain, cruciate ligament injury or pain during exercise: we take care of the athlete's knee, whether they are a professional athlete or not, from rehabilitation to returning to sports.
- Sprained and torn cruciate ligament (LCA)
- Femoro-patellar pain
- Rehabilitation after ligamentoplasty or meniscus surgery
Post-operative rehabilitation, strengthening in our gym and objective tests before returning to sports.
Pain in the ankle and foot
A sprained ankle, Achilles tendon or pain under the foot: well-conducted rehabilitation limits the risk of recurrence.
- Ankle sprain
- Achilles tendinopathy
- Foot fasciitis
Proprioception, strengthening and gradual resumption of running, with work to prevent recidivism.
Before your first session
Is a prescription required for a consultation?
In Switzerland, coverage by basic insurance requires a medical prescription. For any questions about your situation, contact us.
I am not a sports fan, can I come to the clinic?
Yes. The clinic welcomes both athletes and people who are active or recovering from an operation.
Where is the office located?
Chemin Taverney 13, 1218 Le Grand-Saconnex, close to the Nations district and the Geneva airport.
How do I get to the clinic? Are there parking spaces?
Yes, the office has parking spaces E11, E66 and E68. Bus and walking access: all the information in our access guide.
We will find you in Grand-Saconnex
1218 Le Grand-Saconnex
Friday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm