My name is Nele Vervloesem, and I have been working as a physiotherapist since 2010. From the very beginning of my career, I have developed a strong interest in hand rehabilitation, driven by the complexity of the hand and the essential role hands play in almost every aspect of daily life. I currently work as a self-employed physiotherapist in a private practice.

Since 2015, I have been a member of the Belgian Hand Therapists (BHT), an association I highly value for its commitment to quality, expertise and lifelong learning. Within the BHT, I am part of the certification committee, where I am actively involved in promoting both the quality and accessibility of hand therapy. I strongly believe it is important that patients have easy access to specialised care and that therapists are supported in their professional development.

Outside of my professional activities, I enjoy running. This passion reflects my belief in the power of movement and in the importance of discipline, motivation and perseverance—values that are also reflected in my therapeutic work.