Ms Nathalie Adjadj 

Acupuncture helps restore balance to the body, which in turn boosts immunity and reduces fatigue and stress. Techniques may include acupuncture needles, cupping, and moxibustion.

Ms. Adjadj trained in Chinese medicine in Shanghai and later in Japanese acupuncture.

Physical therapy in urogynecology is an essential approach for treating and preventing a wide range of urogenital disorders in women. Using personalized techniques, she offers noninvasive and effective solutions to improve patients’ quality of life by strengthening pelvic floor function, reducing pain, and helping to manage urinary and pelvic disorders.

Ms. Nathalie Adjadj specializes in pregnancy care, postpartum rehabilitation, and menopause care.

She is also trained to care for patients following prostatectomy.

She is trained to treat vestibular disorders.

Ms. Adjadj worked in geriatrics at the CHUV for two years, which allowed her to gain experience in managing age-related conditions such as osteoarthritis, Parkinson’s disease, and balance and gait disorders.

Education:

• Acupuncture Diploma (Europe-Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine) 2019; recognized by RME and ASCA
• Training in Japanese Acupuncture, 2022
• Training in Gynecological Acupuncture, 2023
• Urogynecological training: 1999 and 2013
• Men’s Urology Training, 2013
• Diploma in Massage Therapy and Physical Therapy (School of Liège, Paris IX) 1999
• Diploma in Lymphatic Drainage (CHUV Lausanne) 2008

Affiliations:

° Physioswiss GE

°ASPUG (Swiss Urogynecological Association)

° ASPMTC (Swiss Association of Practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine)

Directions to the Physio Bastions office: 10 Rue du Conseil Général, 7th floor (no access code required)

Please note: The elevator is small; only compact strollers will fit, but you can leave your stroller in the lobby. We have a baby swing where you can place your baby.

By Tram 12: Place Neuve or Plainpalais stop; Tram 15: Plainpalais stop

By car: Uni-Dufour parking lot