Gezondheidscentrum de Pastorie
Gezondheidscentrum de Pastorie
Strijpsestraat 127
5616 GM | Eindhoven
Nederland
Practice information
- Parking
- You can park for free in the centre’s car park, or pay to park in the spaces on the street.
- Waiting room
- On arrival, please take a seat immediately to the left in the waiting room on the ground floor; you do not need to sign in. The podiatrist will come to collect you.
- Public transport
- The nearest bus stop, Willem de Rijkelaan, is a 5-minute walk from the practice.
Care at this location
At this location in Eindhoven, we offer:
- Podiatry
- Occupational therapy
- Foot Care
- Psychology
Lifestyle programmes in the local area
See below to find out which group programmes are available in your area. You can also contact us for One-to-one lifestyle coaching, a duo lifestyle programme and support with quit smoking.
- Eindhoven
CooL groep 14 Eindhoven
- Start date: September 4, 2026
- 15:30
- Meeting on Friday
- Eindhoven
CooL groep 15 Eindhoven
- Start date: January 15, 2027
- 15:30
- Meeting on Friday
- Best
- Eersel
CooL groep 13 Eersel
- Start date: September 8, 2026
- 15:30
- Meeting on Tuesday
- Eersel
- Hilvarenbeek
CooL groep 2 Hilvarenbeek
- Start date: September 10, 2026
- 15:30
- Meeting on Thursday
Care providers at this location
Our care providers work at this location on different days. On some days, several types of care providers are available. This helps us consult with each other when needed and coordinate your care well.
Meet occupational therapist Senna
What is your role and what gives you energy in your work?
Occupational therapist. Coaching, guiding and treating people; imparting knowledge; empowering them.
I get a sense of fulfilment when I can fulfil my role effectively and build a rapport with the client, who feels that I am supporting them and that together we are making life a little easier.
What is your favourite quote, motto or tip to help people navigate life more easily?
Live for today
How can you tell from your work that it really suits you?
I’m not quite sure yet whether this is really the right fit for me. In practice, there’s a lot of paperwork and red tape involved, which makes the work more difficult and takes up a lot of time.
What do you do outside of work that people might not expect of you?
I mainly ride my motorbike a lot and am doing a research master’s degree, so I’m secretly a bit of a nerd.
