Physiotherapy and Osteopathy
Manual therapy and physiotherapy for children and adults
Physiotherapy and osteopathy help the body return to balance and fitness. The therapist begins with a history and functional assessment, then tailors the approach to the individual needs of the patient.
The scope includes work with children and adults, manual therapy and an osteopathic approach.
Who it’s for
- Children and adults with musculoskeletal complaints
- People after injuries and overload
- Patients seeking a holistic approach to the body
Scope
- Osteopathic visit (children, adults)
- Physiotherapy visit
- Manual therapy
- Functional assessment and an individual therapy plan
FAQ — Physiotherapy and Osteopathy
What is the difference between osteopathy and physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy focuses on the function and rehabilitation of specific structures, while osteopathy takes a whole-body view, supporting its natural ability to find balance. The two can complement each other.
What does the first visit look like?
It starts with a history and a functional assessment. Based on this, the therapist selects the approach and sets an individual therapy plan.
Is physiotherapy suitable for children?
Yes — we offer physiotherapy and osteopathy visits for both children and adults.
How many visits are needed?
The number of visits is individual and depends on the type of complaint and the body’s response to therapy. It is agreed together after the first assessment.
Book a visit
Choose a specialist and reserve a time online, or contact us by phone.