About Me
My name is Lukass Auzins, and I'm a physiotherapist with a genuine passion for helping people move better and live without pain. I graduated from the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences in 2016, and over the past 10 years, I've had the privilege of working with diverse patients, each with their own unique story and challenges. What drives me in this work is the opportunity to make a real difference in someone's daily life—whether that's helping them return to sport, get back to work pain-free, or simply enjoy activities they thought they'd lost.
A Commitment to Continuous Learning
Physiotherapy has fascinated me since my school years, and that curiosity has only grown stronger with time. The human body is incredibly complex, and I believe that truly effective treatment requires understanding it from multiple perspectives. That's why I've dedicated myself to expanding my knowledge through specialized training in various approaches and techniques.
Over the years, I've completed advanced courses in Functional Neurology, the Stecco Fascial Manipulation Method, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, the McKenzie Approach, Clinical Neurodynamics, the Maitland Concept, Myofascial Meridians, and the Mulligan Concept. Each of these methodologies has given me valuable tools and insights, allowing me to approach problems from different angles and adapt my treatment to what each individual patient needs.
The field of physiotherapy continues to evolve, and I'm eager to evolve with it. I genuinely enjoy staying current with research and new developments, because every new piece of knowledge is another way I might be able to help someone recover more effectively.
My Approach to Treatment
I've always been someone who enjoys puzzles and problem-solving, which perhaps explains why I find assessing and treating musculoskeletal conditions so engaging. Each patient presents a unique puzzle—understanding not just what hurts, but why it hurts and what combination of factors is contributing to the problem. This requires careful listening, thorough assessment, and thinking through the connections between different body systems.
Being physically active myself and regularly participating in sports gives me a practical understanding of movement, performance, and what it feels like when your body isn't functioning as it should. This personal experience helps me relate to my patients' goals and frustrations, whether they're athletes wanting to return to competition or individuals simply wanting to move comfortably through their day.
Working Together Toward Your Goals
What I value most in my practice is the collaborative relationship with each patient. Your recovery is a partnership—I bring my knowledge, experience, and analytical approach, while you bring the insights about your own body and commitment to the process. Together, we work to understand your condition, address the underlying issues, and build a path toward lasting improvement.
I'm here to support you with evidence-based treatment, personalized guidance, and genuine care for your wellbeing. Whether your problem is straightforward or complex, recent or long-standing, I'm committed to helping you find solutions that work.
This presents you as knowledgeable and experienced while maintaining warmth and approachability. It highlights your qualifications naturally without sounding boastful, and emphasizes your patient-centered philosophy.