Graduated from Università degli studi di Padova, Italy, in 2010
Established practice in Qatar since 2018

A personal knee injury at the young age of 13, encountered during a PE class, set Katarina on her path. The challenges she faced in obtaining an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment in her youth inspired her to delve deep into the world of physiotherapy. By choosing this profession, she aimed to ensure others wouldn’t face the same difficulties she did.

Katarina’s academic journey took her to Italy, where she graduated in Physiotherapy from the renowned Università degli studi di Padova. During her time there, her interest piqued in the intricate world of pelvic floor pathologies encompassing women, men, and children. Further enhancing her expertise, she trained and successfully completed a 1st level Master in Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions in Verona under UROG, adopting the methodologies of the esteemed French school SUGAR.

Before transitioning her practice to the vibrant city of Doha in 2018, Katarina accumulated vast experience working in both public and private institutions in Italy. While knee rehabilitation remains her first love, owing to her personal journey, she is equally passionate about addressing pelvic floor pathologies. She is particularly devoted to shedding light on often overlooked or misunderstood conditions such as incontinence, prolapse, dyspareunia (pain during intercourse), chronic pelvic pain, and voiding dysfunctions in both men and women.