As osteopathy takes a holistic approach to treatment, your practitioner may look at other parts of your body, as well as the area that is troubling you.
As osteopathy takes a holistic approach to treatment, your practitioner may look at other parts of your body, as well as the area that is troubling you.
The ‘Atlas’ is your first cervical (neck) vertebra, which is just under the head which allows movement of the head forward and backward. When you turn your head left and right, the head and atlas rotate on the second cervical vertebra axis.
Eva has practised for 20 years in Germany as a Physiotherapist and an Osteopath. She is also a certified Atlas therapist and Fascial Distortion Model therapist. Read more
My main concern is the patient, I do anything in my ability to relief you from pain and get your body back into synchronisation. But don’t just take my word for it – see what others say about me.
How are we different – what to expect?
The treatment usually is quite gentle, I can also ‘crack bones back into place’ but often this is not necessary. Read More
Definition of Enuresis Nocturna: “Wetting in sleep at least two nights a month at the age of 5 without daytime symtoms or urinary tract infections” Bed wetting in children is the most common urological symptom: 15-20% of 5-year-olds… Read More
KISS Syndrom is not a disease but a dysfunction or blockage in the upper cervical spine in the atlanto-occipital junction in children and newborn. The definition of KISS in English is: Kinematic Imbalance due to Suboccipital Stress. KISS-Syndrom is… Read More
As osteopathy takes a holistic approach to treatment, your practitioner may look at other parts of your body, as well as the area that is troubling you.
