Who is indicated for Osteopathy

Osteopathy in adults

Within the human body mobility of fibers are inter-related (muscles, ligaments, joints, spine, nerves, arteries and veins). Disturbance of this inter-related mobility can cause physical complaints.

An osteopath examines and treats this lack of fiber mobility, this can take place in a different part of the human body then where the symptoms of the physical complaint occur. An osteopath uses soft manual techniques to optimize the fiber mobility, based on the self-healing capacity of the human body.

Osteopatic indications in adults

• Back and neck injuries
• Jaw complaints
• Joint injuries
• Sport injuries
• Post surgery complaints
• Whiplash
• Headaches and migraines
• Vertigo and tinitus
• Stomach complaints
• Colon complaints such as irritable bowl, obstipation and diarrhea

Osteopathy in Children

In a short period of time growing children going through a enourmous physical development. A disbalance in this development can occur and cause the following symtoms. An osteopath can play an important role to support this development and restore the balance in a child. An osteopath uses soft manual techniques to release the tension within fibers.

Osteopatic indications in children

• motor skills delay
• difficulties with concentration
• stomach pain and / or irregular bowel 
• headaches and migraines
• backpain or joint injuries