Frequently asked questions about osteopathy

Yes, this is one of our regular areas of work; each case is assessed at the first visit and, where useful, we coordinate with your midwife, paediatrician or lactation consultant.

A baby can be assessed from their first weeks of life; we always adapt the touch and the session to their age and development.

The approach is gentle and adapted to each age. For any medical concern, also consult your paediatrician.

It depends on each case; this is assessed at the first visit and reviewed as treatment progresses.

No. It is a complementary form of support; for any symptoms that worry you, also consult your doctor.

The approach is adapted to each trimester and uses gentle techniques. Even so, every situation is different: your specific case is assessed at the first visit, and for any medical concern we recommend also consulting your midwife or obstetrician.

You can get in touch at any trimester; the session is adapted to the stage you are in.

No. It is a complementary form of support: your usual medical and obstetric follow-up should continue throughout the pregnancy.

This is assessed case by case at the first visit, adapting the timing and type of work to your recovery after giving birth.

Yes, the session is adapted to your situation; mention it when booking.

It depends on the case; this is assessed during the session itself, depending on the type of work done and how your body responds.

For a recent injury, it is important to first get it assessed by a medical professional or sports physiotherapist; get in touch if you have questions about your case.

Generally yes, but it is important to tell us about your health situation and medication at the first visit.

There are no general contraindications, but it is important to tell us about your medical history and any ongoing treatment, so we can adapt the session to your situation.

The morphodynamic approach uses very gentle techniques and pays special attention to each person's embryology and development; both approaches can complement each other depending on the case.

This is assessed at the first visit according to each situation.

The needles are very fine; most people describe mild discomfort or none at all.

Yes, at the first visit we assess whether combining both approaches makes sense for your case.

This is assessed at the first session according to each situation; there is no single rule for every case.

Yes. The practice supports individual adults and young people, couples, and therapy groups.

No. It is a space for symbolic support and self-exploration. It does not diagnose or treat illness, and it does not replace medical care or psychotherapy. If you are under follow-up for something, keep it.

No prior belief is needed. The session is approached with respect for whatever each person brings, and it can stop at any moment.

We talk about what brings you and agree what kind of session makes sense. There is no fixed script: it adapts to each person.