Osteopathy is a soft, manual, treatment method that brings the body back into balance. It treats not only the musculoskeletal system but also the organs and the craniosacral system. Osteopathy loosens blockades so that your self-regulation, and the self-healing forces of the body, can work again (click on "read more" for more information about how osteopathy works, what happens during a typical treatment session and clinical examples).

Integrative osteopathy uses elements from other healing methods for body, mind and soul as support (e.g. kinesiology, aromatherapy, sound- or colour therapy) so that not only the outer attitude but also the inner attitude can be renewed or corrected.

Osteopathy is helpful for many kinds of pain, for organ dysfunctions, for problems of the musculoskeletal system, for pre-and postnatal problems, for burnout and for many other problems (click on "read more" for a list of more specific indications for adults, children and newborns as well as clinical examples).

Osteopathy does not know any barriers when it comes to age. It is a wonderful way to support, maintain or restore health right from the start, continuing through life and, of course, when we reach a more advanced age. It is especially important for children to provide a good start and a correct base for their further development.