Fzt. Büşra NALÇAKAN MARRIAGE

I treat my patients not only with a perspective that focuses on their pain or complaints, but also by considering their psychosocial factors, feelings and thoughts in addition to the disorder in the musculoskeletal and nervous system as a whole.

Ever since I was a child, I always wanted to work in the healthcare field. In my choice of university, I decided to become a physiotherapist only because it complied with my request. Later, I discovered many aspects of this profession that would make me happy and support me, both while studying and working. Sometimes I worked with a small child, sometimes with an elderly person. I learned different things from each of them. We are doing such a good job that we both heal and heal. 

As long as I can remember myself, I always try to be good to people. Sometimes I do this by talking, sometimes by receiving a small gift, and sometimes by just making the other person smile and raising their energy. When I thought about why I was always trying to be good, I realized that this is the most important thing that feeds me in this life.

I moved to Ankara 1 year ago. Living here is a brand new, exciting yet challenging life experience for me. For example, I cooked for the first time by myself. This situation has been the subject of much ridicule in the clinic. But luckily, now they can eat my meals too ☺ Actually, I moved to Ankara to fulfill a dream of mine and came to work with two of my teachers whom I admired both professionally and humanly while doing my internship with them. I am glad that I came here, so that I could complete the missing parts of this profession for me, they never spared both their experience as a teacher and their friendly side who supported and encouraged me. I am grateful to them individually. 

When we talk about our team, we always say Fizyoritim Family. This is not just words, sometimes we support each other in difficult days and sometimes in good days when we laugh and have fun. We motivate each other to support and improve our patients and treatments. Our effort to develop as a team also motivates me.

I treat my patients not only with a perspective that focuses on their pain or complaints, but also by considering their psychosocial factors, feelings and thoughts in addition to the disorder in the musculoskeletal and nervous system as a whole.

Scientific support of my treatments is the most important factor for me. For this reason, I am constantly trying to renew and improve myself with the concept of Differential Diagnosis Manual Therapy, which allows me to both research and learn and help my colleagues.

I believe that healing is a whole physiologically and mentally, and I aim to increase people's awareness in this direction. I hope to be useful to everyone I have had the opportunity to guide on their healing journey...