Discover the services offered by our therapeutic teams:
Physiotherapy - Occupational therapy - Osteopathy - Neuropsychology

Located in the heart of Lausanne and open to everyone, MotionLab Montchoisi is the physiotherapy centre of the MotionLab medico-sports centre.
Located in the heart of Lausanne and open to everyone, MotionLab Montchoisi is the physiotherapy centre of the MotionLab medico-sports centre. It brings together a qualified therapeutic team, specialising in physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, occupational therapy, neurological rehabilitation, osteopathy and complementary therapies.
Our therapeutic teams are committed to delivering the highest level of expertise and personalised care, in fully renovated facilities.
The centre's therapists work in close collaboration with the medical teams at Clinique de Montchoisi.
MotionLab Montchoisi
Avenue de Montchoisi 27
1006 Lausanne
MotionLab Montchoisi is located in the heart of Lausanne, just a few minutes from the SBB station and 500 metres from the Clinique de Montchoisi. The building is on one level and easily accessible for people with disabilities or reduced mobility.
All patients, regardless of their insurance coverage, can benefit from treatment at the centre (including basic KVG/LAMAL, accident insurance LAA/LAA, international insurance).
MotionLab Montchoisi is open from 08:00 to 18:00 from Monday to Friday.
Affiliated with the Clinique Valmont, a leading rehabilitation establishment renowned for its unparalleled therapeutic efficiency, the neuropsychologists also offer consultations at MotionLab Montchoisi center.
Neuropsychology is the discipline that studies the relationship between brain function and behaviour. It focuses on cognitive functions such as memory, attention, language and executive functions, and on how these may be affected by illness, injury or ageing.
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The Allyane neuromotor reprogramming method is a therapeutic innovation specialising in motor rehabilitation. It targets patients who have lost mobility as a result of trauma, surgery or neurological pathology. This unique method aims to restore motor control by reactivating the brain patterns associated with movement, which are often ‘deactivated’ after a motor incident.
Course of treatment :
The process is based on a combination of techniques: proprioception (perception of limb position), mental imagery, and the emission of low-frequency sounds through the Alphabox®, a patented device. A 90-minute session, followed by maintenance exercises at home, helps the patient to integrate these new motor patterns in a lasting way, while continuing with conventional rehabilitation.
Suitable only for patients with no major joint pain or peripheral involvement, this side-effect-free approach has shown significant efficacy, enabling natural, fluid motor function to be regained more quickly.
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