Areas of expertise
Osteopathy primarily focuses on identifying the underlying cause of your complaints. With an accurate diagnosis, we can initiate an effective treatment and provide you with appropriate advice. Each of our osteopaths has their own specialization and approach, yet they work together in a complementary way through one central file.
What is Osteopathy ?
Osteopathy is a primary contact and patient-centred healthcare discipline, that emphasises the interrelationship of structure and function of the body, facilitates the body’s innate ability to heal itself, and supports a whole-person approach to all aspects of health and healthy development, principally by the practice of manual treatment. Indications: back- and neck problems, sports injuries.
Sports Osteopathy
Sports osteopathy mainly focuses on injury prevention and performance improvement. Exercising can cause your body to become imbalanced. This causes injuries but also a performance decrease, sometimes up to 20%! This is the difference between gold en silver...
Osteopathy for Babies
Babies go through an enormous amount of development during their first months of life. Sometimes pregnancy, birth or sensory processing do not go entirely smoothly, causing a baby to experience tension, discomfort or functional issues. Osteopathy for babies offers a gentle, safe and evidence-informed way to support these kinds of problems.
Myofascial Therapy - Dry needling
Myofascial therapy is a form of treating pains that find their cause in the improper functioning of muscles. In these muscles develop trigger points or pain points. To treat them, they are punctured with small needles
Health & Performance Coaching
Specialized sports osteopathy for professional athletes who want to optimize their performance and prevent injuries. Osteopath Frigyes provides personalized guidance with a comprehensive screening, targeted treatments, and tailored follow-up throughout the entire sports season.
Method 'De Bakker'
From this evolutionary–embryological perspective, the body is viewed as an integrated whole in which organs, connective tissue, joints, fluid dynamics, and the nervous system constantly interact. Disturbances at one level can have consequences elsewhere.
