Osteopath D.O. in Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Brussels
A rigorous, structured and personalised approach, grounded in current scientific evidence, to guide you effectively towards lasting well-being.
Osteopathy
Osteopathy is a manual approach that aims to support the body's proper functioning and its natural capacity to adapt. Rather than focusing solely on the painful area, the osteopath considers the body as a whole: muscles, joints, nervous system, vascular system and organs.
The techniques used — mobilisations, stretches, pressure techniques, more direct techniques — are always chosen according to each person's needs and comfort, ranging from the gentlest to the most targeted.
The session begins with a discussion to understand your history, symptoms and expectations, followed by a physical assessment (standing, sitting, lying down) and a personalised treatment.
Consent plays a central role: it is asked for before every technique, and you remain free to accept, decline, or stop at any time.
You are always free to wear whatever makes you feel comfortable during your session. Since osteopathy is a manual therapy, working directly on the skin or through thin, flexible clothing allows your practitioner to assess and treat the body more effectively. Comfortable, lightweight clothing is therefore recommended. Where possible, avoid thick or restrictive clothing such as jeans, thick jumpers or heavy sweatpants. Your comfort and consent always remain the priority: you will never be asked to undress beyond what you are comfortable with.
About
ULB, Brussels
Thesis: Influence of thoracic cage morphological parameters on the maximum compressive force during a mid-thoracic manipulation in the prone position (the 'Crossed Pisiforms' technique) in a young asymptomatic population.Osteopathy specialisation — ULB
Thesis: Study of the link between the severity of thoracic kyphosis and stiffness parameters during active and passive scapular retraction in a seated position, in a young asymptomatic population.Specialisations & conferences
Additional training in paediatric osteopathy for infants and children. Participation in the 5th International University Congress of Osteopathy in Brussels (2025), dedicated to the management of pelvic girdle pain, from fundamental research to clinical practice.Internships in hospital and sports settings
Erasme Hospital (Emergency Department), Maxillofacial Surgery (osteopathy for the TMJ), Royal Racing Club Waterloo, Molière Longchamp Hospital, Joseph Bracops Hospital, Nivelles Athletic Club.Consultations
Personalised care to relieve your pain and improve your quality of life.
Professional and amateur athletes
Infants & children
Pregnant women
Jaw disorders
Digestive disorders
Adults aged 65 and over
Pain management
Posture, stress & overall health
Practical information
If you are unable to attend, please notify us at least 24 hours in advance by phone, SMS or email. Any consultation not cancelled within this period will be charged.
Consultations are not covered by mandatory health insurance, but are covered by supplementary insurance. Reimbursement of €10 to €15 per session, for 5 to 12 sessions per year depending on your insurer.
Paediatrics: your child's health record book.
Adults: any relevant medical imaging (X-rays, MRI, etc.).
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