What is osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a manual therapy that considers the person as a whole. Through painless techniques, tailored advice and exercises, its aim is the well-being and autonomy of each individual.

What does osteopathy treat?

  • New (acute) or persistent (chronic) pain
  • Pain of muscular, joint or neurological origin
  • Back pain: lumbago, lower back pain …
  • Shoulder pain: tendinopathies, rotator cuff syndrome, frozen shoulder …
  • Leg pain: radiculopathies, sciatica, cruralgia, peripheral nerve compressions …
  • Neck pain: torticollis, muscle spasms ...
  • Hip pain: osteoarthritis, tendinopathies (trochanteric pain) …
  • Knee pain: patellofemoral syndrome, tendinopathies, bursitis ...
  • Headaches: cervicogenic headaches, tension-type headaches, migraines …
  • Newborns: digestive issues, plagiocephaly …
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Our approach

The goal of our approach is to relieve people in pain so they can live their lives fully. This is achieved through attentive listening and examination, an explanation of the cause of the pain, appropriate techniques and a plan tailored to your case.

Our background

We studied in Belgium and the United Kingdom and all hold a Master's degree in Osteopathy. Timothée, Ines and Constance graduated from the European School of Osteopathy; Mélanie completed her training at the Belgian College of Osteopathy after studying physiotherapy.

Each team member has an in-depth knowledge of the human body and combines a scientific and holistic approach to health. We continue professional training to stay at the forefront of our field.

What happens during a session

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Understand

Listening to you and examining you carefully helps identify the source of the problem.

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Explain

Why do we feel pain? Neuroscience helps give meaning to our sensations.

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Relieve

Osteopathy helps relieve pain and regain confidence in your body.

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Prevent

Creating a plan tailored to your case can prevent pain and reduce the need for consultations.

Practical Information

Sessions last 40 to 50 minutes and cost €70
You can pay in cash or by phone (QR code)

To make osteopathy accessible to everyone, we offer sliding-scale consultations. Please contact us if you need to benefit from this option.

Reimbursement

We will provide a receipt for reimbursement by your health insurance. For European Commission employees, the fiscal receipt allows reimbursement if you have a medical prescription.

Medical Records

If you have a medical history (operations, scans, ...), please bring your records.

Attire

You may prefer to be in underwear or loose clothing to allow for examination and easy movement. The most important thing is that you feel comfortable.

Comfort

The clinic is at a comfortable temperature and the treatment table is heated. If you wish, you may bring a towel and/or a blanket.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your case. Our goal is for you to become independent as quickly as possible.

No, osteopathy is a first-line care. You do not need a referral from a general practitioner or specialist to consult an osteopath. If osteopathy is inappropriate or insufficient for your case, we will refer you to the practitioner (GP, neurologist …) best equipped to help.

  • DKV ambulatory: 80% reimbursed per session
  • Mutualité chrétienne: €15/session, €75/year
  • Partenamut: €10/session, €120/year
  • Solidaris: €12.50/session, €62.50/year
  • Helan: €12/session, €72/year
  • Mutualité Neutre: €10/session, €70/year
  • Mutualité Libérale: €10/session, €50/year

Unfortunately not. There is an external staircase and the offices are on the first floor.

Yes! Ines, Mélanie and Constance treat newborns and mothers before and after childbirth.

Some osteopathic manipulations produce a characteristic sound, due to the release of a gas bubble in the joint fluid. We will only propose these techniques if they are safe and helpful in your case.

All manual therapies aim to help you feel better. Osteopathy stands out for its holistic approach to the patient.

Pain science researchers recognize that all therapies (surgery, medications, manual therapies …) have "non-specific" effects in addition to their specific effects. So, beyond the effects specifically due to osteopathy, better understanding why we hurt helps maximize the non-specific — or placebo — effects to improve as quickly as possible.
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Did you know?

We partner with Plant C so that for each new patient who consults us a tree is planted in Belgium.
By visiting the osteopath, you take care of yourself and the planet.
1 new patient = 1 tree planted

Book an appointment

You can book an appointment with:

Timothée Boland Ines Dubois Constance Leemans Mélanie van Wassenhove

Timothée Boland

Learn more about Timothée Boland
Contact: info@osteostockel.be

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Ines Dubois

Learn more about Ines Dubois
Contact: ines@osteostockel.be

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Constance Leemans

Learn more about Constance Leemans
Contact: constance@osteostockel.be

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Mélanie van Wassenhove

Learn more about Mélanie van Wassenhove
Contact: melanie@osteostockel.be

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Access

Address: 15 Avenue des Cyclistes - 1150 Woluwé-Saint-Pierre.
Free parking. Note that there are stairs to access the offices.

Any questions?

Don't hesitate to contact us

info@osteostockel.be

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