I obtained my medical degree in 2004, then worked at the National Institute of Clinical Neuroscience in Budapest and at the Priory Hospital Group based in London. In 2012, I passed the specialist exam in neurology at Semmelweis University with an excellent rating. I am the author of several professional scientific articles and lectures. What I can help with: diagnosis, treatment and care of strokes (cerebral blood circulation disorders), dizziness, headaches, back pain, numbness, loss of consciousness, epilepsy, and Parkinson’s disease.

I’m Kinga Pete, psychologist, PhD student, autogenic training therapist and art therapist in training. I obtained my degree in psychology in France, specialising in cognitive-affective neuropsychology. I am currently pursuing my PhD studies at the ELTE Doctoral School of Psychology. My research examines neuropsychological functions of post-COVID patients and investigates possible interventions (virtual reality-based cognitive intervention, art therapy) for post-COVID sequelae. Besides research, I am actively involved in teaching. Previously, I had the possibility to do internships in France and Italy in the fields of clinical neuropsychology, applied virtual reality and affective psychophysiology. Afterwards, I worked at a healthcare initiative in order to optimise Hungarian stroke care.

I strongly believe in and support life-long learning, keeping up with international literature and technological developments. I follow a person-centred approach in my work as a psychologist, and my aim is to help the psychological development of the individual in a safe, accepting, empathetic and caring atmosphere.
What I can help with: individual psychological counselling, autogenic training, virtual reality based cognitive intervention

My name is Luca Vancsura – a conductor who graduated at the Faculty of András Pető, Semmelweis University. After obtaining my diploma, I got the possibility to strengthen the team of Steps Neurorehabilitation Center, hence my primary goal was to learn about a new, professionally preeminent therapeutic trend: robot-assisted rehabilitation combined with conventional conductive pedagogy. Along these lines, my sentiment and interest are the following: the coordinated application of these two areas of rehabilitation provides the experience of professional success, thus the life of an individual with central nervous system damage may improve on a fairly outstanding pace during the therapeutic process.

I graduated as a physiotherapist at Semmelweis University in 2022. During the practical training, I liked neurology the most, and at the Steps Neurorehabilitation Center, this discipline is combined with a very special field, robotics, so the rehabilitation here is even more interesting. The therapists’ patient-centered attitude, helpfulness, and pleasant atmosphere make working with patients even more enjoyable, and give everything to my professional development.

I completed my Bsc and Msc studies in Physiotherapy at Semmelweis University, where I became interested in neurology. During my research I worked on functional electrostimulation, mainly in spinal cord injured and stroke patients. I have participated in several Hungarian and foreign conferences on this topic. I try to expand my knowledge through specialised training to help our patients as effectively as possible, combining both robotic technology and conventional physiotherapy. At STEPS you can do both!

I graduated as a physiotherapist at the Faculty of Health Sciences of Semmelweis University. Throughout my studies I was always keen on obtaining as much practical knowledge as possible, so I volunteered at several places – this is how I got to know STEPS, which was love at first sight. During a semester spent in Poland, I gained insight into many manual techniques and now I’m doing a course on manual therapy too. I believe that continuous learning and self-development is indispensable and I always strive to get the most out of myself and the patients. I choose neurology because it requires loads of creativity, motivation, and the personalized therapy and teamwork are essential as well. Luckily STEPS is very well-equipped with the most modern tools, so every opportunity is given for the most efficient rehabilitation and improvement.

I’m Ilona Tóth. I completed my physiotherapist studies in Budapest, at the Faculty of Health Sciences of Semmelweis University, I obtained a BSc degree in 2017 and an MSc degree in 2020. After obtaining my BSc degree, I completed an internship at a Pediatric Rehabilitation Development Center in Lisbon under the Erasmus + Program, where I worked until August 2021 after the internship. I graduated as a Pediatric Rehabilitation Physiotherapist at the University of Miskolc in 2022. Since my BSc studies, was committed to working with children, then I have completed further training and internships, mainly in the field of pediatrics.

I have been a member of the team of the STEPS Neurorehabilitation Center since October 2021, where patients have the opportunity to rehabilitate in a good atmosphere in addition to using modern technologies.

I completed my studies at the International Massage Academy and Massage Education Center.
After that, I mainly dealt with athletes and sports-related injuries.
I believe that massage as a form of manual therapy is essential for both physical and mental healing. I am continually expanding my knowledge with specialized training.

Hi, I’m Nora. I received my degree as a conductor from the Pető Intézet. My knowledge about neurorehabilitation deepened through hospital practice. Following this time, I gained serious experience in infant and adult rehabilitation and education. My intention is to enhance my patient’s life standards as well as to support their reintegration into society through my work.