Prices and More
Adults |
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| 1 session – 45 minutes | €85 |
| Pack of 4 sessions – 45 minutes each session | €260 (valid for 4 months) |
Children: 12 – 17 years |
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| 1 session – 45 minutes | €65 |
| Pack of 4 sessions – 45 minutes each session | €200 (valid for 4 months) |
Babies: newborn – 12 years |
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| First treatment – 45 minutes | €50 |
| All following treatments – 30 minutes | €40 |
* Services exempt from VAT as per Article 20, section 3 of the Spanish VAT law.
Adults
- 1 session 45 minutes: €85
- Pack of 4 sessions – 45 minutes each: €260 (valid for 4 months)
Children: 12 - 17 years
- 1 session 45 minutes: €65
- Pack of 4 sessions – 45 minutes each: €200 (valid for 4 months)
Babies: newborn - 12 years
- First treatment 45 minutes: €50
- All following treatments – 30 minutes: €40
* Services exempt from VAT as per Article 20, section 3 of the Spanish VAT law.
I help you to ease pain and get rebalanced
The treatment of acute and chronic issues and diseases can be supported and assisted.
Stress management, headaches, sleep disorders, fatigue and susceptibility to infections are just some of the areas where osteopathy can make a positive difference.
Please contact me if you have any questions, so that we can discuss how I might be of service.
Adults
Reasons for being unbalanced
Osteopaths can support, promote and return a sense of balance to you. I’d like to use the example of jaw problems to explain a little about how osteopathy attempts to rediscover health in your system.
Osteopathy and the jaw – Jaw (temporomandibular) and craniomandibular dysfunctions
There are multiple connections between the teeth, jaws, neck muscles, spine, pelvis and organs as well as the emotions and stress. Taking these into account during a treatment is the key to a successful osteopathic treatment.
Direct collaboration between osteopaths and dentists may be the key to the effective treatment of pain in the chewing muscles and jaw, for example. If these two disciplines can work hand-in-hand and osteopathy and dentistry can be linked up, a successful healing process can often be achieved.
In practice, this means that the osteopath and dentist can look for the reasons for the dysfunction in the stomatognathic system together. The dentist can look for mouth infections, malocclusions of the teeth, ill-fitting dentures, pathological processes in the mandibular joint, etc. The osteopath can examine the entire body including the mandibular joint for misalignments and dysfunctions that may be connected to the pain in the jaw area.
The combination of both forms of treatment can often enable a more efficient, quicker and longer-lasting recovery. In splint therapy, for example, a preceding osteopathic treatment to relax the muscles and regulate the surrounding structures can lead to better results in the “bite taking” (the perfect position of the lower and upper jaw in relation to each other) during the treatment. During the orthodontic treatment using braces, an accompanying osteopathic treatment can alleviate possible tension in the craniomandibular system and speed up the treatment.
There are manifold connections between the teeth and the rest of the body.
When, for example, teeth are well aligned on one side but don’t fit together well on the other, the body will constantly try to make the teeth bite together perfectly. This can lead to undue stress on the mandibular joints and thus to pain in the chewing muscles and jaw.
The head is involuntarily held in a different position because of this, the spine is exposed to a different kind of stress, and the thoracic spine and lower back have to compensate for this difference.
Other consequences can be pelvic misalignment and a blocked sacroiliac joint (between the pelvis and the sacrum), hip problems, and foot and knee pain. And vice versa, a foot injury, as well as disorders of the knees, hips, spine and organs can lead to painful undue stress on the jaw, changes in the alignment of teeth and chewing muscle tension as well as headaches and migraines.
There are also connections between shoulder elevation and a shift of the lower jaw to one side.
Functional leg length discrepancies and pelvic misalignments can be connected to jaw asymmetries. If there is scoliosis (lateral curve) of the spine, it can lead to a shift of the lower jaw. The teeth might adapt to the changes by creating a cross bite.
Teeth grinding and clenching
When the head posture is influenced by the body posture, the lower jaw automatically moves in the same direction. That means that if the head is tilted back, the lower jaw moves to the back.
If this is a permanent condition due to bad posture, it can lead to undue stress on the mandibular joint, the teeth suddenly no longer fit together ideally and the tongue muscles tense up. Additionally, the chewing muscles may start to work harder, as they are trying to restore the original position, which can in turn lead to headaches and pain in the neck.
Because the chewing muscles are working harder and the dental occlusion is trying to be restored, it may happen that the patient starts grinding or clenching their teeth.
Of course, many other factors can lead to teeth clenching or grinding.
What can I expect from the therapy?
Please bring the completed patient information form for yourself and/or your child, which I will send to you, with you for your first appointment. This enables me to have some immediate insight and provides me with a lot of information. During the treatment, through conversation and examinations, I will gain more insight into your pain or the problem at hand. You can also bring all the documents, x-ray images or findings from other treatments and therapies with you for me to review and gain more information on you and your body.
The examination of your body is followed by the treatment immediately. At the end of the therapy, we will discuss how you yourself can contribute to improving your concerns and what you can do at home. Using all the information I get from you and your body, I can draw up a treatment plan that’s tailored to your needs.
Babies & Children
Osteopathy in babies and children helps to rebalance and to ease pressure in specific areas of the body. Children learn to trust the healing touch and to feel safe and secure in the warm and welcoming treatment!
Go from whiny and unstable to relaxed and calm days and nights with your baby and children.
Book your first check-up today and start your trustworthy relationship with me.
The Essence of Osteopathy is Touch
Osteopathy is holistic. That means I don’t only recognize a person, whether a newborn baby or a senior, in the bodily context. Osteopathy also works on the mental, emotional and substantial level. Light is shed on the past, and the personal resources of every client, their position in the family, their environment and much more all influence the treatment and planning of each individualized therapy. Through manual touch, I gain information about how the tissues are being provided with nutrients, the healthy function of the nerves, suitable detoxification or the drainage of the lymphatic system and the veins. Gentle flexibility tests are carried out on the joints and fasciae.
I use all my expertise and knowledge with many tools learned in my physiotherapy and osteopathy studies to turn your treatment into a personal, individualized experience.
Your kids are having trouble sleeping, are easily distressed, whiny? Are they complaining about headaches or stomach pain? But the check-ups at the pediatrician are without any complaints from the doctors side?
This is where my techniques will help realign your child’s body and overall well-being.
You are in pain? Feeling a bit overwhelmed with your overall life? You are overthinking what step to take next to find a healthier and more centered version of yourself? A way to make your life easier and with soft hands-on techniques I can take care of you, the caregiver for your family.
You will feel calm and relaxed with your body back in alignment.