Osteopathy
Feeling overwhelmed and out of balance in your daily life?
I provide busy moms with treatments in my clinic, together with short and meaningful tools to stay healthy and have renewed energy.
Allowing ourselves to be regularly supported, treated and supervised by an osteopath can often make a crucial difference in our daily lives. Our day-to-day lives demand a lot from our bodies, and maximum health provides the pivotal advantage to achieve everything we want to in the world. To see our health as the greatest good, to place the focus on ourselves. This not only changes us positively, but also changes our everyday life and the lives of our children, partners and fellow humans.
Osteopathy for babies and children
Your baby seems a little stiff, overstretched, uneasy, preferring to drink from one side of the breast rather than from the other? I treat your baby with calm and soft techniques to ground and settle into this world easier and faster.
Osteopathy for children supports the free development of a child’s vital energy and their individual potential. The objective is the unrestricted movement of all bodily structures.
The structure and function of the small body are exclusively influenced with the therapist’s hands.
Women’s health
Treating women’s health holistically makes a lot of sense. This includes hormonal complaints, as well as everything to do with pregnancy. A number of clients have experienced how osteopathy can help to relieve symptoms. A broad interdisciplinary network also helps here of course.
An unfulfilled desire to have children, relieving pregnancy-related discomfort, such as nausea, heartburn, pressure, back pain, tension, incontinence, shortness of breath as well as injuries during birth or from a caesarian are topics where your osteopath can provide support.
Osteopathy can also provide support in measures for preparing for a pregnancy, easing the passage of the baby through the pelvis (especially focusing on the pelvis, pelvic floor and diaphragm). Osteopathy is also used in the postpartum check-up and in supporting postpartum regression and breastfeeding.
Women’s health is influenced by the complex interaction between the autonomic nervous, hormonal and immune system. Cyclical hormone fluctuations can have a strong effect on the rest of the body too, such as on the muscles and ligaments. This includes menstrual pains and dysfunctions, pelvic floor dysfunctions, breast pain and discomfort, foreign body sensations and pain in the vagina, abdominal pain and stomach aches, ovarian cysts, ptosis of the organs, recurring bladder infections, incontinence, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, menopausal discomfort and general exhaustion.
Pregnancy: preparation, help with unfulfilled desire to have children, pregnancy support, and postpartum support.
Gynecology: menstrual discomfort, hormone fluctuations, pregnancy (before & after), imbalance of the female organs, processing trauma, etc.
