Moly Borbouse

Physiotherapist – Sports physiotherapist

Master's degree in physiotherapy from Robert Schuman University College, Libramont.

My name is Moly, the girl in the gang! I graduated from Robert Schuman University College a few years ago and have always worked in private practice, first in Esch, before moving to Redange. Since 2020, I have also been working in home physiotherapy care at Help. A new mum since March 2025, I am an eternal optimist who always sees the glass as half full.

My professional experience means that I am comfortable working with little ones, young people and the not-so-young, with the motto: we adapt! As a former high-level athlete, I like my patients to be actively involved in their rehabilitation and recovery. There's a good chance you'll have some work to do at home !

I must admit that machines are not really my thing... I prefer to work with my hands and my head! In fact, I try to keep my head filled with new treatments and exercises by continuing to learn through various training courses or by immersing myself in the latest scientific studies.

Languages spoken : 

    -    French.

    -    English.

 

Additional training :

    -    Diploma in physiotherapy and rehabilitation – Robert Schuman University College, Libramont.

    -    Continuing education in sports physiotherapy – Provincial University College of Hainaut, Condorcet.

    -    Manual lymphatic drainage – O. Leduc, Libramont.

    -    Care for overweight people – Weight Clinic, CHA, Libramont.

    -    K-Taping –  Movement Centre, Rodange.

    -    LPG Cela M6 alliance lac and Hubber 360 training – LPG Benelux, Drogenbos.

    -    Testing and care for athletes – Be Sports Formations, Schaerbeek.

    -    The Runner's Clinic 1.0, a new approach to preventing running injuries – Axxon, Brussels.

    -    Shoulder at its best – Physiotherapist at its best, Metz.

    -    McKenzie Method, lumbar spine – McKenzie Institute Belgium, Louvain-la-Neuve. 

Ange Branders

Physiotherapist 

Master en kinésithérapie de la Haute Ecole Robert Schuman, Libramont.

Languages spoken : 

    -    French.

    -    English.

Education :

JB Marin

Physiotherapist – Osteopath DO – DPo – Fasciatherapist

Master's degree in physiotherapy from the Robert Schuman University College, Libramont.

Graduate in Osteopathy from the International Academy of Osteopathy (IAO), Louvain-la-Neuve.

Graduate in Poyet Method Informational Therapy from the Institute of Informational Therapies (ITIFormations) in Paris.

After obtaining a Master's degree in physiotherapy from the Haute École Robert Schuman (HERS) in Libramont, I quickly shifted my practice towards a more holistic approach to the human body by continuing my studies at the International Academy of Osteopathy (IAO) in Louvain-la-Neuve, where I obtained my D.O. osteopathy degree after five years of study.

During my studies, I realised that the body is not simply a mechanical assembly of structures and joints: it has a much deeper sensitivity and subtlety. After completing my training in osteopathy, I wanted to explore this subtle, energetic dimension of the body further through the Poyet method, taught over four years at the Institut de Thérapies Informationnelles (ITI Formations) in Paris. This approach opened the doors to a multidimensional universe that is subtle, fascinating, demanding and full of mystery.

Since opening my mind to this new world, I have continued to pursue training on a regular basis in order to enrich my understanding of the extraordinary and enigmatic complexity of the human body.

My osteopathic methods are based on a holistic approach, combining structural (cranial, visceral, structural and facial), informational, emotional and energetic dimensions. It is therefore a gentle form of osteopathy, practised without any spinal manipulation.

Spoken languages : French.

Main trainings : 

Osteopathy training at IAO : A structural and manipulative method that aims to restore balance and mobility to the body to promote its proper functioning.

Based on scientific principles and a comprehensive understanding of the body, it considers the body as a unit where structure and function are closely linked.

This approach emphasises listening, precision of movement and evidence-based practice, with a view to promoting the patient's long-term well-being.

Manual therapy – Poyet method : A gentle manual therapy that aims to restore the body's overall balance through light and precise touch.

Based on listening to the Primary Respiratory Movement – an internal micro-movement present in all tissues – it allows imbalances to be identified and corrected without forced manipulation.

This holistic and non-invasive approach promotes the release of tension, deep relaxation and the body's natural ability to self-regulate.

Emotional osteopathy – Organo-synergy : A gentle manual therapy that uses precise touch to release emotions and shocks stored in the organs and fascia. Based on listening to the tissues, it helps to rebalance the body and mind by releasing physical tension and emotional blockages.

Fasciatherapy : A gentle manual method that acts on the fasciae – the tissues that envelop and connect all the structures of the body.

Through light and precise touch, it helps to release tension, restore tissue mobility and revive the body's natural self-regulating abilities.

This holistic approach takes into account the physical, emotional and energetic dimensions of the individual, promoting lasting well-being and greater body awareness.

Additional training and complementary therapies :

In physiotherapy :

•    Diploma in physiotherapy and rehabilitation – Robert Schuman University College, Libramont.
•    Manual lymphatic drainage – O. Leduc, Libramont.
•    Temporomandibular joint – T. Snoeck, Libramont.
•    Taping and support – Kineform, Liège.
•    Kinesio taping – Kineform, Liège.
•    Myofascial release – Kineform, Liège.
•    Cupping – Kineform, Liège.
•    Shock wave therapy (Storz Medical) – Eric Houben, Louvain-la-Neuve.
•    Pressure point inhibition technique – Kineform, Liège.

In osteopathy and complementary and alternative therapies :

•   Comprehensive training, with a diploma in osteopathy (5 years) – International Academy of Osteopathy (IAO), Mont-Saint-Guibert.
•    Manual therapy – Poyet D.PO. method (4 years) – Institut de Thérapies Informationnelles (ITI Formations), Paris.
•    Emotional osteopathy – « Organosynergie » – C. Guilloton, Paris.
•    Equine osteopathy – Haute École Libre de Bruxelles (ULB Ilya Prigogine), Brussels.
•    Paediatric osteopathy – MC Academy (Centre Haptis), Perwez.
•    Paediatric osteopathy – Sutherland College of Osteopathic Medicine (SCOM), Gembloux
•    Tissue approach to osteopathy (P. Tricot, level 1) – F. Garçon, Luxembourg.
•   Fasciatherapy – Brussels and Paris.
•    Biodynamic osteopathy – P. Anselin, Southern France.
•    Biomagnetism and Bioenergy – Iris Andrades, Chile.
•    Pair therapy in medical biomagnetism (Mexican technique) – Dr. Enrique De Juan, Switzerland.
•    Intuitive Chinese energetics (ECI) – Gap.
•   Magnetism (5 years – ongoing training) – P. Yonas method, Paris and Cannes. 
•    Comprehensive training in « Harmonisation of the physical and energetic body » – M-F. Da Silva (CRMC), Brussels.
•    Spiritual awakening (beginner and advanced courses) – S. Boutboul, Paris.
•    Shiatsu (training in progress) – French Institute of Shiatsu (M. Odoul), Paris .
•    Scientific aromatherapy – Dominique Baudoux International College of Aromatherapy (D. Baudoux), Nivelles.
•    Gemmotherapy – Dominique Baudoux International College of Aromatherapy (A.-F. Malotaux), Nivelles.
•   Pain management using essential oils – Dominique Baudoux International College of Aromatherapy (D. Baudoux), Nivelles.
•    Energy therapies – Dominique Baudoux International College of Aromatherapy (P. Mertens), Rixensart.
•    Introduction to nutrition : The fundamentals – Pierre Van Vlodorp (University of Namur), Namur.