Osteopathy is a manual therapy in which we not only look at the location of the complaint, but at the person as a whole. The body constantly strives for balance. When something becomes unbalanced, it automatically adapts to create a new, workable situation. These compensations can remain unnoticed for years and manifest themselves in a completely different place than where the original disturbance was. Only when the body can no longer adapt do complaints arise. With osteopathy, we therefore look for the original source of the problem and only then treat the compensations (the symptoms).

During the osteopathic consultation, we examine the body as a whole, from foot to skull. We not only look at bones and muscles, but also involve the organs, connective tissue, blood and lymphatic vessels, and the nervous system, because all these structures can influence the development and maintenance of complaints.

During the treatment, we work with gentle manual techniques to influence the connective tissue, correct joints and relax or activate muscles. By tackling the underlying cause, space is created for recovery and the body can function better again.