Book your own appointment here, quickly and easily
No GP referral needed.
Plan an appointmentBelow you can see which colleague can best help you with your complaint.
Not sure whether physiotherapy is right for your complaint? We're glad to work that out together with you at your first appointment. We take the time to listen to you and to examine you thoroughly.
Would you rather speak to a colleague, or is your question not among the frequently asked questions below?
You can also reach us on +31 6 51992130 or at info@ebp-studio.com.
Who is the right fit for your complaint?
Neck and jaw
Shoulder
Elbow
Back and hip
Knee
Foot and ankle
Pelvis and pelvic floorUrine leakage, bowel, sexual and gynaecological complaints
Tailbone pain
During pregnancy and after giving birthComplaints, caesarean section and training
Dizziness
Persistent or recurring complaints
Strength sportsInjuries and training
Running, CrossFit and Hyrox
Second opinionAlready seen someone else without results
Olivier NijmanPhysiotherapist, personal trainerShoulder, neck and jaw, strength sports
- Muscle and joint complaints
- Strength sport injuries
- Shoulder complaints
- Elbow complaints
- Neck and jaw complaints
- Tension-related complaints
- Longevity: healthy ageing
- Strength training, powerlifting
Annelou de RooijPhysiotherapist, manual therapistDizziness, neck and jaw, running
- Dizziness
- Neck and jaw complaints
- Knee complaints
- Manual therapy
- Dry needling
- Running injuries
- Complaints from CrossFit and Hyrox
Querine SlooterPelvic physiotherapistSecond opinion, all pelvic complaints
- Second opinion
- All pelvic complaints
- Persistent or recurring pelvic complaints
Jara SegevPhysiotherapist, pelvic physiotherapist in trainingPregnancy, pelvic floor, tailbone, neck and jaw
- Complaints during pregnancy
- Recovery after a caesarean section
- Urine leakage and urgency
- Bowel and anal complaints
- Sexual complaints (basic care)
- Gynaecological complaints (basic care)
- Lower back and hip complaints
- Tailbone pain (coccygodynia)
- Neck and jaw complaints
Have you had surgery, a prolapse or a referral from a specialist? Then Querine will be happy to help you.
- Dry needling (including neck and back of the head)
- Nimoc technique for tailbone pain
- Scar treatment (including after pregnancy)
- Personal and group training before and after giving birth
- FLOOR® group training around pregnancy
Rob van der WolkPersonal trainerComplex challenges, persistent pain, back complaints
- Complex challenges, such as physical or mental limitations
- Persistent or recurring pain
- Persistent or recurring back complaints
- Strength training, powerlifting, olympic weightlifting
- Training during or after rehabilitation
- Training before and after giving birth
Julian JaringPhysiotherapist, personal trainerSecond opinion, shoulder, foot, lower back
- Second opinion
- Muscle and joint complaints
- Shoulder, knee, foot, ankle and lower back
- Persistent or recurring complaints
- Ultrasound
- Dry needling
- Weightlifting, powerlifting, basketball
Thomas MulderPhysiotherapist, manual therapistSecond opinion, shoulder, lower back, persistent or recurring complaints
- Second opinion
- Muscle and joint complaints
- Shoulder and lower back
- Elbow complaints
- Persistent or recurring complaints
- Manual therapy
- CFT (Cognitive Functional Therapy)
- Strength training, powerlifting, olympic weightlifting
- Basketball, dance and martial arts
Frequently asked questions
We'll email you the invoice. Once you've paid it, you can claim it back from your insurer. If your policy includes supplementary cover for physiotherapy (aanvullende verzekering), you'll most likely get a partial reimbursement. Privacy law means we can't check the exact amount for you.
For your first appointment we reserve at least one hour. That gives us time to go through your complaint, what you'd like to achieve and any questions you have. If there's time, we'll then examine you, give advice and start a treatment and/or training plan. Just let us know what matters most to you.
Insurers count this appointment as 2 sessions.
We don't have contracts with insurers. If you'd like to know your reimbursement in advance, the easiest way is to call your insurer and ask about the treatment codes below.
Mention codes 1864 and 1000 for a first appointment. A standard 60-minute intake costs €80.00 – €100.00.
Already seen another physiotherapist, or coming for a second opinion? Then we book 120 minutes, so there's time to be thorough without rushing.
This intake costs €160.00 – €200.00.The second hour of this 120-minute intake is billed privately (outside the insurance codes), at the same rate.
Each follow-up appointment of 30 minutes or more is code 1000, at €40.00 – €50.00.
Exact prices depend on your therapist.Longer first or follow-up appointments are always possible. The extra time is billed privately, at the same rate.
We'll email you the invoice. Once you've paid it, you can claim it back from your insurer. If your policy includes supplementary cover for physiotherapy (aanvullende verzekering), you'll most likely get a partial reimbursement. Privacy law means we can't check the exact amount for you.
For your first appointment we reserve at least one hour. That gives us time to go through your complaint, what you'd like to achieve and any questions you have. If there's time, we'll then examine you, give advice and start a treatment and/or training plan. Just let us know what matters most to you. Insurers count this appointment as 2 sessions.
We don't have contracts with insurers. If you'd like to know your reimbursement in advance, the easiest way is to call your insurer and ask about the treatment codes below.
Mention code 1864 (30 min) and code 1600 (30 min) for the first appointment. This appointment costs €130.00.
Each follow-up appointment is code 1600 (30 min), at €65.00.
Most policies reimburse more for pelvic physiotherapy than for regular physiotherapy.
Longer first or follow-up appointments are always possible. The extra time is billed privately, at the same rate.
We'll email you the invoice. Once you've paid it, you can claim it back from your insurer. If your policy includes supplementary cover for physiotherapy (aanvullende verzekering), you'll most likely get a partial reimbursement. Privacy law means we can't check the exact amount for you.
For your first appointment we reserve one hour. That gives us time to go through your complaint, what you'd like to achieve and any questions you have. If there's time, we'll then examine you, give advice and start a treatment and/or training plan. Just let us know what matters most to you. Insurers count this appointment as 2 sessions.
We don't have contracts with insurers. If you'd like to know your reimbursement in advance, the easiest way is to call your insurer and ask about the treatment codes below.
This applies to sessions with Thomas or Annelou. Mention code 1864 (30 min) and code 1200 (30 min) for a first appointment. This appointment costs €95.00 – €115.00. Your next 8 appointments are code 1200 (30 min); after that, code 1000 (30 min), at €47.50 – €57.50.
The exact price depends on your therapist. Most policies reimburse more for manual therapy than for regular physiotherapy.
Longer first or follow-up appointments are always possible. The extra time is billed privately, at the same rate.
We'll email you the invoice. Once you've paid it, you can claim it back from your insurer.If your policy includes supplementary cover for physiotherapy (aanvullende verzekering), you'll most likely get a partial reimbursement. Privacy law means we can't check the exact amount for you.
For your first appointment we reserve 120 minutes: a physiotherapy intake, the ultrasound examination and the report. Just let us know what matters most to you. Insurers count this appointment as 2 sessions.
We don't have contracts with insurers. If you'd like to know your reimbursement in advance, the easiest way is to call your insurer and inform with them.
Longer first or follow-up appointments are always possible. The extra time is billed privately, at the same rate.
No, health insurance doesn't cover personal training. In some cases you can claim it as a business expense, for example if you're self-employed, or your employer may contribute to the cost.
If you can't make it, you can cancel (or reschedule) for free up to 24 hours before your appointment. If you cancel within 24 hours, we'll charge you for the reserved time. Your insurer won't reimburse these costs.
Yes. We meet all Dutch legal and professional quality standards. The practice and our therapists are fully registered in the relevant quality and professional registers (BIG is the Dutch national register for healthcare professionals), and we work to current guidelines and professional standards.
- A valid ID
- Clean indoor (sports) shoes
- Any documents from your referring doctor, if you have them
What happens at my first pelvic physiotherapy (pelvis and pelvic floor) appointment?For your first physiotherapy appointment we reserve 60 minutes. We start with a thorough conversation about your complaint(s) and what you need. If it's useful, a physical examination follows. We take the time it needs.
Once we have a clear picture, we start treatment in the same appointment or the next one.
For your first pelvic physiotherapy appointment we reserve 60 minutes. We start with a thorough conversation about your complaint(s) and what you need. If it's useful, a physical examination follows. We take the time it needs.
Once we have a clear picture, we start treatment in the same appointment or the next one.
For your first manual therapy appointment we reserve 60 minutes. We start with a thorough conversation about your complaint(s) and what you need. If it's useful, a physical examination follows. We take the time it needs.
Once we have a clear picture, we start treatment in the same appointment or the next one.
For the ultrasound appointment we reserve 90 minutes. This covers a physiotherapy intake (see above), the ultrasound itself and a detailed report with the relevant images and our physiotherapy diagnosis. You'll get the report as a PDF within a week.
During the scan, we put a little gel on your skin and move the probe over the area. Often you can watch on the screen, so you see what we see.
Before you start personal training, we invite you for an introductory meeting. No need to bring sports clothes. We'll show you around and talk about how we can best help you reach your goals.
Once that's clear, we book an intake where we do tests and measurements that fit your goal(s) and training.
Our physiotherapy practice and personal training studio is in the Rivierenbuurt, Amsterdam Zuid.
- Tram 12, stop Maasstraat: https://tinyurl.com/trammaasstraat
- Tram 12, stop Waalstraat: https://tinyurl.com/tramwaalstraat
- From Station Amsterdam RAI, on foot: https://tinyurl.com/stationrai-voet
- From Station Amsterdam Rai, tram 4 of bus 62: https://tinyurl.com/stationrai-ov
Our physiotherapy practice and personal training studio is in the Rivierenbuurt, Amsterdam Zuid.
- Paid street parking in the surrounding residential area, at the regular zone rate
- Parking rates Amsterdam
No. You don't need a referral for physiotherapy, pelvic physiotherapy (pelvis and pelvic floor), manual therapy or personal training.
You do need one to get a "chronic indication" reimbursed (a long-term condition on the official Dutch list, covered by basic insurance), for example rehabilitation after surgery, or basic-insurance cover for urinary incontinence.
Our therapists are highly qualified to make an accurate diagnosis. If anything's unclear, your physiotherapist will refer you to your GP or a specialist in our network.
We recommend letting your GP know you're being treated by one of our therapists.
