My name is Katalin Bodor. I graduated from Semmelweis University in 2005 as a physiotherapist. My colleague Krisztina Füzesi sparked my interest in the ARNI method. I was happy to learn about a method that can help stroke survivors even more effectively. I also made it to the ARNI camp, where there is no giving up. Here, everyone experiences that with effective training they can get closer to achieving their goals. I would also like to pass on this positive attitude, in order to help survivors do more and more things independently.

I gained my professional experience in the Chronic Internal Medicine Department of Péterfy Sándor Street Hospital, the General Surgery Department of Szent János Hospital, and the private practice of the Biomed Centrum Health Center. From 2006 to November 2019, I worked at the Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Department of Szent János Hospital, and in the meantime, I started working as a sole proprietor from September 2017, which became my full-time job.

My further training:
2006: McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy A, B McKenzie Institute International
2010: Medical Taping Concept and Kinesio Tape I.
2015: 3D Scoliosis Therapy Course I-II.
2018-2021: Manual Therapy, Holistic Medicine Foundation organized by the Semmelweis University Faculty of General Medicine