What is it?

Osteopathy is a holistic therapy that focuses on the manual treatment of the musculoskeletal system and internal organs. It is based on the belief that the body has a natural ability to heal itself. This therapy can be used for a wide variety of conditions. Osteopathy is suitable for people of all ages and is often used as a complement to conventional medicine.

Possible indications for osteopathic treatment

Back pain
TMJ disorder
Herniated discs
Migraines
Tinnitus
Head and neck pain
Digestive problems
Irritable bowel or bladder syndrome
Sleep disorders
After injuries

Possible indications for osteopathic treatment in pregnant women

Nausea
Birth preparation
Postnatal care
Relief
Desire to conceive
Pelvic floor dysfunctions

Pediatric Osteopathy

Pediatric osteopathy is a special form of osteopathy that focuses on the treatment of infants, (small) children, and adolescents. It views the body as a unit and recognizes the interconnections between structure and function. Through gentle, manual techniques, tension and blockages in the body are relieved to promote children’s natural health and well-being. This holistic approach supports physical and psychological development. Pediatric osteopathy can be applied to various conditions.

Possible indications for pediatric osteopathic treatment

In infants:

Breastfeeding problems
Swallowing difficulties
Colic
Persistent reflexes
Asymmetries
Torticollis
Helmet therapy
Hip dysplasia
Developmental delays

In children:

Scoliosis
Growing pains
Digestive problems
Delayed development
Reflux
Headaches
Concentration disorders / ADHD

In adolescents:

Orthodontics
Menstrual pain
Recurrent urinary tract infections
Scoliosis
Pain such as head, back, muscles, etc.

(The list represents an incomplete, exemplary mention of possible reasons for visits.)