Physio Learning instructor
An occupational therapist who qualified in 2017 and then a physiotherapist who qualified in 2021, both in Brussels, he worked in a stroke unit, in neurosurgery and in subacute neurology before moving into private practice. Neurology, both central and peripheral, is his common thread.
2017
Bachelor's degree in occupational therapy, Parnasse-ISEI in Brussels
2021
Master's degree in physiotherapy, Parnasse-ISEI in Brussels
3
Hospital neurology departments where he has worked
2025
Physio Learning instructor in neurological rehabilitation
Two qualifications, two ways of looking at the same patient: occupational therapy teaches you to look at what a person does at home, physiotherapy at what they can do with their body. That rare dual background explains the place he gives to independence in his neurological rehabilitation.
2017 · Initial training
Parnasse-ISEI, in Brussels.
2019 · Hospital
Acute neurology in a stroke unit and subacute neurology in neurosurgery.
2021 · Initial training
Parnasse-ISEI, in Brussels.
2021 to 2022 · Clinical
A practice specialising in sports injuries in Lausanne, then subacute neurology departments and a day hospital.
2022 to 2023 · Clinical
Triage, neurological patients and athletes.
Since 2023 · Clinical
The same focus: triage, neurology and athletes.
Since 2025 · Teaching
Management and rehabilitation of patients with central and peripheral neurological conditions.
Neurological disorders in musculoskeletal practice and vascular disorders, courses taken with Bryan Littré and Olivia Ferrand.
Pain and communication: a course on pain with Laurent Fabre, and one on conducting the first physiotherapy session.
Strength and conditioning: the EXOS programme, for the strengthening and reconditioning side.
Hospital background: stroke unit, neurosurgery, subacute neurology and day hospital.
4,78/5 · 97 % of the 114 participants recommend this course (post-course questionnaire)
Neurological rehabilitation for older adults, built together with Bryan Littré: the clinical and functional keys to improving independence and quality of life, within an evidence-based approach.
Discover the courseVery accessible, yet it does not stay at the surface of the knowledge. Very pleasant to follow and you can put it into practice straight away. Thank you for the work!
Very thorough, with video testimonials, and easy to apply in practice.
A very well organised e-learning course (clear structure), plenty of illustration through videos that help you understand. A very clear course that can be applied very quickly with most patients.
Lucas Meilhou is an occupational therapist, qualified in 2017, and a physiotherapist, qualified in 2021, both in Brussels. He worked in a stroke unit, in neurosurgery and in subacute neurology before moving into private practice, in Villeurbanne and then in Toulouse.
He co-teaches Neurology and geriatrics with Bryan Littré, as e-learning.
Occupational therapy brings the entry point through the patient's activity and environment; physiotherapy, the entry point through motor function. The course he co-teaches bears the mark of it: independence is an objective there, not an expected consequence.
For physiotherapists who treat older adults with a neurological condition. Our other courses in this field are gathered on the neurology and geriatrics pages.
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