Who we are
Fisiolario was born in February 2019 from the aspirations of two young physiotherapists, Corinne Valli and Santino Rossi, eager to offer a reliable quality service to patients who decide to take advantage of their treatments. The goal of our studio is to help each individual to manage his/her different common problems of everyday life, such as orthopaedic, osteopathic, neurological or sports issues.
Using manual and instrumental techniques and especially supplying useful information, the Fisiolario therapists’ aim is to enable the patient to become independent once again and to return to his/her usual activities as soon as possible
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I nostri servizi
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PHYSIOTHERAPIC TREATMENTS
Set of manual techniques and therapeutic exercise fucused on neuromotor and musculoskeletal problems. -
OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENTS
A global manual approach aimed at restoring the balance of all the systems of the human body. -
TECAR THERAPY
Electromagnetic equipment used to produce deep tissue heating in support of manual treatment. -
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
Gentle manual technique aimed at reducing swelling after surgery (for example removal of lymphatic nodes) or in the event of fractures requiring a long-lasting immobilization. -
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
Massotherapy is a set of different maneuvers performed on the body to improve the muscle’s disorders. -
APPLICATIONS OF KINESIOTAPE
Application of particular elastic patches commonly used in sports practice with the aim of improving performance.
Corinne Valli
Physiotherapist and Osteopath-
I’ve always known that I would dedicate myself to helping people improve their health: ever since I was a child, I loved playing Operation and watching the cartoon “Once Upon a Time… Life”.
In fact, after high school, I enrolled at the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University in Milan, graduating in Physiotherapy in 2011. I immediately started working in the field, both in private facilities and providing home care through the home assistance service of the ATS of Como. Eager to deepen my anatomical knowledge and manual skills, in 2014 I enrolled at the Escuela de Osteopatía de Madrid – Mozzecane campus (VR), obtaining my osteopathy diploma in 2020.
In 2019 I opened my own professional practice, where I still work today and where, over the years, I have built a team of professionals who help me offer each patient a modern, comprehensive, and fully personalized service to improve their health. Still not fully satisfied, I attended several postgraduate courses to specialize in urogynecological rehabilitation (that is, pelvic floor re-education), osteopathy focused on women and, also thanks to the arrival of my daughter Anita, pediatric osteopathy. From 2018 to 2024, I was the osteopath physiotherapist for the Rockefeller Foundation at the Bellagio Center.
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Experience
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- Women. Menstrual pain, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, menopausal symptoms, pain during intercourse, chronic pelvic pain, childbirth preparation and postpartum recovery.
- Infants. Flat or asymmetrical head, reflux, colic, recurring ear infections, irritability, sleep disturbances
- Musculoskeletal issues. Low back pain, sciatica, cervicobrachialgia
- Head. Headaches and migraines, dizziness, sinusitis, ear infections
- Urinary/fecal incontinence. Involuntary leakage due to urgency or exertion
Andrea Invernizzi
Physiotherapist and Osteopath-
After a brief work experience as a dental technician in 2009, I decided to begin university studies in physiotherapy at Ludes University in Lugano, completing them in 2013. My first job as a physiotherapist began in 2014 at Moriggia Pelascini Hospital in Gravedona, where I specialized in neurological rehabilitation, particularly for patients with Parkinson’s disease. After about three years, I chose to leave hospital work to fully dedicate myself to private practice, which I continue to this day.
I am passionate about continuing education, as it allows me to stay up to date and provide my patients with the care and knowledge they need to improve their health. Among the various advanced training courses I’ve taken to enhance my rehabilitation skills, in 2015 I specialized in Mechanical Fibrolysis, and in 2024 I completed a five-year training program in Osteopathy at the Fisiocorsi training center. Also in 2024, I became a Taopatch practitioner. I am currently exploring Pranic Healing, a healing technique that involves assessing and rebalancing a patient’s energy conditions.
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Experience
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- Muscle, tendon, or scar-related issues, treated with manual therapies and Mechanical Fibrolysis
- Acute and chronic pain, using craniosacral osteopathic manual techniques and the innovative Tao Patch technology, which leverages photobiostimulation to reduce pain and enhance body energy through wearable devices
- Neurological conditions, such as the management of Parkinson’s disease
Chiara Cairoli
Physiotherapist-
Those who have always known me say that empathy has always been one of my defining traits, and as I grew up, I discovered that trying to do something to make others feel better is what brings me the greatest satisfaction. That’s why I confidently chose the job — to me, the most beautiful in the world — of physiotherapist.
I graduated in 2020 from the Swiss L.U.De.S. campus of Semmelweis University; immediately afterward, I began working in the field as a home physiotherapist for a company partnered with the ATS, providing care for sub-acute patients and supporting their transition from the hospital back to their home environment. I later worked for a private clinic in the province of Como, where I treated patients with orthopedic, trauma-related, and neurological conditions using both manual therapy and hydrotherapy (i.e., water-based rehabilitation). Since 2024, I have been collaborating with Corinne at her FisioLario practice — a place where I immediately felt at home and with which I share a 360° patient-centered and welcoming approach.
While working, I also attended several continuing education courses, earning a Level 1 University Master’s Degree in Hand and Upper Limb Rehabilitation from the University of Milan, a Master’s in Lymphatic Drainage and Lymphatic Bandaging, and a Master’s in Manual Therapy. I am currently continuing my training to expand my skills in pelvic floor rehabilitation.
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Experience
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- Orthopedic and trauma-related conditions: recovery of joint mobility and strength, manual therapy, functional taping, and therapeutic exercise.
- Neurological conditions
- Edema: lymphatic drainage, lymphatic bandaging, lymph-draining exercises.
- Wrist and hand issues: carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, Dupuytren’s disease, tendon and muscle injuries, volar plate injuries, sprains, fractures, and dislocations.
Alessandro Lazzati
Nutrition Biologist-
I specialize in the treatment of obesity and complex overweight.
I work with people who have often tried to lose weight several times before, experiencing cycles of strict control followed by periods in which the process is interrupted, consistency is lost, or the weight is regained.
In these situations, what is needed is not simply “another diet.” The key is to understand what makes it difficult to stay on track in real life: hunger, fatigue, work, family commitments, stress, sleep, meal planning, habits, relapses, and other challenging situations.
Together, we develop a personalized nutrition plan and a structured pathway that does not demand perfection but helps make meals, hunger, difficult days, setbacks, and the moments when consistency is usually lost more manageable.
During follow-up appointments, the plan is continuously monitored and adapted according to what is actually happening in everyday life: what is working, what is not sustainable, where control tends to be lost, and which strategies can make long-term change more achievable.
My approach is clinical, evidence-based, and non-judgmental. I do not offer quick fixes or commercial shortcuts, but personalized care designed around each individual and the realities of their daily life.
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Experience
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- Obesity and Complex Overweight
- Sustainable Weight Loss
- Long-Term Adherence, Relapse Prevention, and Weight Maintenance
- Meal Planning and Management of Challenging Situations
- Evidence-Based Clinical Nutrition
WHAT’S PHYSIOTERAPIST’S WORK AT FIRST SESSION?
The first session is essential to better know the person and his/her problems, therefore interviews are crucial to define and solve the case. The therapist also tries to dig into the past searching for possible causes left in the shadows that might represent the reason of current situations.
After the interview, a thorough clinical evaluation takes place immediately afterwards in order to find out any problem, even if apparently inconsistent, which might require a careful examination and specific tests to understand the primary origin of the symptoms
A care plan will be then set up together according to the patient’s needs and personal condition. The simplest cases can be treated independently at home following the specialist’s directions, while it is sometimes necessary to perform some more sessions to better set up the continuation of the treatment.
Once the desired benefits have been obtained, it is important NOT TO SUSPEND THE TREATMENT, at least what can be done independently at home. Those who consider it appropriate, especially those with chronic suffering, may decide to attend the Study regularly in order to maintain and further improve their health
