Antelias
Abou Habib Building, Antelias Road
Antelias, Metn, Lebanon
Plus code WH7P+5MG
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Physiotherapy & Wellness · Antelias & Jal el Dib, Lebanon
Care that starts
where the pain does.
Dr. Alain J. Sleiman treats in Antelias and at Hôpital Abou Jaoudé in Jal el Dib. Every course of care begins with a full assessment, continues with hands-on treatment, and ends with a home programme short enough that you'll actually do it.
- Appointments
- By appointment — call to book
- Where
- Antelias & Jal el Dib
- Sessions
- One patient at a time
What we treat
Six reasons people come in
Most patients arrive with pain, a scan, or a surgeon's referral. The starting point is the same either way: work out what the tissue is actually doing, then load it correctly.
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Back & neck pain
Disc-related pain, sciatica, stiffness, and the muscular guarding that builds up around it.
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Post-operative rehab
Structured recovery after orthopaedic surgery — ACL, rotator cuff, joint replacement, fracture fixation.
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Sports injuries
Sprains, strains, and tendinopathy, worked through to a real return-to-play standard rather than an absence of pain.
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Joints & mobility
Manual therapy and mobilisation for restricted shoulders, knees, hips, and ankles, including arthritic joints.
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Posture & ergonomics
Desk-driven neck and shoulder pain, scoliosis follow-up, and retraining the way you sit, lift, and stand.
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Wellness & prevention
Conditioning for people who keep getting hurt — strength work that keeps the problem from coming back.
Training & wellness
Not everyone arrives injured
The clinic also runs the work that comes after recovery — or instead of it. Same room, same assessment first.
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Slimming & body contouring
Device-led sessions — cavitation, radiofrequency, lymphatic drainage — paired with supervised training and nutrition follow-up.
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Personal training
One-to-one and small-group conditioning with the clinic's trainers, programmed around what your body can currently take.
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Martial arts
Black Core runs its classes at the clinic, with physiotherapy and conditioning support built into the training.
In collaboration with Black Core
Your session
Three steps, in this order
Nothing gets treated before it's been assessed, and nothing gets prescribed that you can't do at home on a Tuesday night.
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01
Assess
A full history and physical examination — how you move, what provokes the pain, what your scan does and doesn't explain. You leave the first session knowing what's wrong.
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02
Treat
Hands-on manual therapy, mobilisation, and guided exercise, adjusted session by session against how the tissue responds.
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03
Maintain
A short home programme and a clear discharge point. The goal is to stop needing the clinic, not to keep booking it.
About
One physiotherapist, start to finish
You are treated by Dr. Sleiman at every visit. No rotating therapists, no two patients sharing a slot, no handing you to an assistant once the plan is written.
He has run his own clinic in Antelias for years, and also practises at Hôpital Abou Jaoudé in Jal el Dib, where imaging, orthopaedic surgeons, and post-operative follow-up sit in the same building as your rehab.
Consultations are in English, Arabic, and French.
5.0
Best physio ever 💪🏻
Visit
Where to find the clinic
Two places to be seen, both in the Metn. Call before a first visit and you'll be told which door to walk through.
Jal el Dib
Hôpital Abou Jaoudé Street
Jal el Dib, Greater Beirut, Lebanon
Ask reception for physiotherapy
Open in Google Maps- Appointments By appointment only Call 03 814 983
- WhatsApp Message for booking or a quick question Open WhatsApp
- Hospital switchboard +961 4 718 000 Call the hospital
Common questions
Before you call
Where is the clinic?
There are two locations, both in the Metn: the clinic in Antelias, at the Abou Habib Building on Antelias Road, and Hôpital Abou Jaoudé in Jal el Dib. Call before a first visit to confirm which one you're booked into.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes — the clinic works by appointment only. Call 03 814 983 or send a WhatsApp message to the same number to book.
What should I bring to a first session?
Any imaging or surgical reports you already have. If you're not sure physiotherapy is the right call, phone and ask first — the answer is sometimes no.
What conditions are treated?
Back and neck pain, post-operative rehabilitation, sports injuries, stiff or restricted joints, posture and ergonomic problems, and conditioning to stop injuries recurring.
What languages are consultations in?
English, Arabic, and French.
Is anything offered besides physiotherapy?
Yes — slimming and body contouring, personal training with the clinic's trainers, and martial arts classes run at the clinic by Black Core.
Book a first assessment
Bring any imaging or surgical reports you have. If you're not sure physiotherapy is the right call, phone and ask — the answer is sometimes no.
03 814 983