22 December 2025
Welcome Caroline Maes!
New Osteopath at LMent Leuven: Caroline Maes Joining Our Team on January 5
We are pleased to announce that Caroline Maes, Osteopath D.O. with more than 25 years of clinical experience, will be joining the team at LMent – Center for Osteopathy in Leuven starting January 5. She will be taking over the position of Oliva, who is leaving the practice.
Caroline’s Areas of Expertise
Caroline brings extensive knowledge and strong specialization in:
Chronic pain conditions
(including back and neck pain, tension-related complaints, fatigue, fibromyalgia…)Perinatal osteopathy
(treatment during and after pregnancy, postpartum complaints, pelvic instability, back pain, and functional issues in infants)
With her long-standing experience in both adult and pediatric osteopathy, she fits perfectly within the LMent philosophy of manual, evidence-based care focused on long-term results.
A Valuable Addition to Our Osteopathy Center in Leuven
Caroline’s strong clinical background, warm therapeutic approach, and broad expertise make her a significant asset in strengthening and expanding our osteopathic center. We are confident that many patients will benefit from her specialized care.
Starting January 5, you can book an appointment with Caroline Maes at LMent Leuven.
We are delighted to welcome her to our team!
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