Team

Agnese Zirdziņa

Certified physiotherapist, Mg.sc.sal.,

MADE Fizio Manager

For me, physiotherapy is a profession that combines medicine and an active, healthy way of life! Here I am in continuous movement and development! I have been working in physiotherapy for 21 years and every day I get joy and satisfaction because I can help my patients of all ages - from birth to the best years! Education: 2002 RSU Bachelor's degree in physiotherapy 2011 RSU Master's degree in physiotherapy and health care Jobs: RAKUS Rehabilitation Department 2002 - 2019 Teacher of RSU clinical practice classes 2010 - 2019 By regularly studying, training and working, a huge amount of experience and knowledge has been accumulated, how to help a person with functional disorders, how to recover body functions after an injury or surgery, what to do in cases of acute and chronic pain, how to delay the onset of illness and problems, teaching parents to properly care for the baby, promoting the child's proper physical development and skills, strengthening the child's posture, coordination and teaching all people the habit of MOVE. My belief is - if God has given a person hands, legs, muscles and joints, then they must be used and moved! I call myself an active physiotherapist who makes me exercise, but in order to achieve the result, I also use various joint and soft tissue mobilization techniques, massages, taping. Hobbies - running, folk dancing, cycling, horse riding, skiing. I regularly participate in the organization of tourist cycling, hiking and active leisure trips.

Paula Jaunpujena Pujena

Physiotherapist

Education: Latvian Academy of Sports Pedagogy - professional bachelor's degree in health care, physiotherapist qualification (2023) Experience: Exchange of experience in physiotherapy at the University of Malaga, Spain 2022 Physiotherapist "Concordia LL" since 2023. Physiotherapy is not just a profession, it's a way of life for me! I am so happy and grateful that with my knowledge I can help others restore, improve or maintain existing functional abilities, significantly improve the quality of life, reduce pain or teach correct movement, because movement is life! Physiotherapy is an excellent tool for a healthy, happy and fulfilling life! It's caring for your body and knowing that you can't buy another one like that anywhere! I myself am purposeful, persistent and demanding both of myself and of those around me, and I believe that this is exactly what is needed to achieve my goals! My hobbies are winter swimming, orienteering, traveling, tourism, active and healthy lifestyle!

Magdalēna Pildere

Massage specialist

I am a psychology student at Riga Stradins University. I started my studies at the Faculty of Physiotherapy, where I learned the basics of anatomy and physiotherapy, which encouraged me to become a specialist in classical massage. This year, however, I decided to continue my studies in psychology. Both these fields - physiotherapy and psychology are very close to me. My life has always been connected with horses - I practice riding, which strengthens physical qualities, mental resilience, increases emotions and strengthens the spirit. My belief is that body and spirit are one whole and both should be taken care of. I perform classic massage in the ZIN and Made physio team of the health center and I am happy for everyone who has managed to help - reducing pain, tension and improving well-being. My hobbies: Equestrian sports, running, folk dances.

Lāsma Melnalksne

Physiotherapist

I graduated from Riga Stradins University and obtained a bachelor's degree in health care and qualified as a physiotherapist. I've been on the move every day since birth and even more. It is an integral part of life. I spend most of my time on the dance floor, mostly in dance rehearsals and concerts. Humans need movement every day, so physiotherapy is a wonderful addition to a healthy life. It is awareness of the movement of your body, self-understanding and improvement. Hobbies and interests - folk dancing, active recreation (mountain skiing, cycling, boating, hiking), tourism and travel, music.

Anna Greitāne

Certified physiotherapist

I graduated from Riga Stradins University and obtained a bachelor's degree in health care and the qualification of a physiotherapist. I have worked as an assistant for children with functional disabilities, as well as led summer camps for children and young people. Since childhood, I have been involved in various sports - horse riding, fencing, oriental wrestling and running. I spend my free time with horses and nature, as well as visiting the gym and running in Latvian forests. Physical activity is an integral part of my daily life. I also want to inspire others to find time for themselves and their well-being. I believe that physiotherapy is the way to a better feeling, as well as a stronger and healthier body. With the support of a physiotherapist, it is possible not only to recover from injuries or pain, but also to learn to take care of yourself on a daily basis - to strengthen, develop and maintain health in the long term.

Elīna Cepurīte

Certified physiotherapist

Jana Dobrjanska

Physiotherapist

I graduated from the Academy of Sports Pedagogy of Latvia, where I obtained a bachelor's degree in health care and qualified as a physiotherapist. Since childhood, sports have been an integral part of my life - I am a professional swimmer with more than 12 years of experience, so I cannot imagine my everyday life without physical activities. On a daily basis, I am well aware that movement is not always easy and pleasant - sometimes it is accompanied by pain or discomfort. That is why it is especially important for me to share my knowledge and experience, helping people regain freedom of movement, well-being and confidence in their bodies. I see physiotherapy as an opportunity not only to reduce pain and improve physical functionality, but also to help a person understand his body, its working principles and how closely all body systems are interconnected. I believe that physiotherapy provides an opportunity to live a more fulfilling life, enjoy movement and restore harmony between the body and daily activities. Hobbies and interests - swimming, nature walks, traveling, music and cosmetology.

Dace Eglīte

Physiotherapist

I graduated from Riga Stradins University - professional bachelor's degree, physiotherapist qualification (year 2019) For more than 6 years, my everyday life has been closely related to movement and its renewal. I have worked with athletes and military personnel, helping to recover from various illnesses, injuries and operations. Having gained practical and also personal experience, a baby has become close to my heart and maternal care. I provide support to women during the waiting and postpartum periods, as well as for new parents in safe baby handling. I have made sure that the human body is capable the unthinkable if given the opportunity and the right direction. I am convinced that movement is the courage to spring back and move on, even if there is a long way ahead challenges. I want to encourage everyone to be able to regain confidence in their body, feel its power, allow yourself to progress and learn to move with joy. I like challenges and adventures because they teach you not to stop, to look for solutions and to trust the process.

Laima Bergmane

Administrator/Physiotherapist Assistant

I am an assistant, administrator and future physiotherapist for this knowledgeable team. Movement in my everyday life is like an integral part of life, which makes me feel better every day. The ability to further study, explore and understand the human body has always interested me. Dancing has been my passion since I can remember. My hobbies: weight room, spending time in nature.

Evija Zaļā

Administrator

On a daily basis, I make sure that MadeFizio's work runs smoothly and that customers feel welcome from the first contact. Order, accuracy and friendly communication are important to me, because I believe that a pleasant experience begins even before the door of the therapy room. I support both specialists and clients, helping to organize daily processes and ensuring a calm, orderly environment. I will answer your calls, and I will also meet you in Barona kvartāls on Mondays and Tuesdays. My hobbies: Jigsaw puzzles, knitting baby and children's socks, music, dancing and walking.

Alina Feodorova

Music therapist

I am a certified music therapist, art therapist and supervisor. In my practice, I work with children, teenagers and adults, offering music therapy as a versatile and scientifically based method for promoting emotional, cognitive and physical well-being. In music therapy, I use sound, rhythm, instruments, voice, listening and improvisation to create a safe space for self-expression, inner balance and development. I work with a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, developmental and neurological disorders, speech and learning difficulties, chronic pain, trauma rehabilitation, and behavioural, social and emotional difficulties. A special place in my work is work with voice. I use voice opening, vocal improvisation, breathing and body-voice techniques that help release tension, strengthen self-confidence, improve well-being and reconnect with your authentic voice. Music begins where words stop - sound and silence create a space where children and adults can feel safe, express their feelings and move closer to themselves.

Elīna Petrinčika

Nutritionist

Very often the cause of chronic back pain is not only in the back or joints. It can start in the stomach - with bloating, inflammation and gastrointestinal imbalance. That is why I have also joined the Made Fizio team, so that we can combine physiotherapy + nutritional therapy and work not only on the symptoms but also on the possible causes. I mostly work with people who have: * complaints of the gastrointestinal tract (abdominal bloating, heaviness, discomfort), * low energy level but “all good” in tests * metabolic disorders (including overweight, insulin resistance, thyroid diseases), * inflammatory processes that affect well-being and freedom of movement. I believe that nutritional therapy is very often one of the key factors in improving health and well-being in general - along with exercise, sleep and stress-reducing habits. If you want: * organize the intestinal tract, * restore energy, * improve cognitive functions (memory, focus, productivity), * support recovery after injuries and operations, * feel easier in your body everyday, then nutrition consultation at Made Fizio can be your next step.