Initial consultation
Detailed history and clarification of treatment goals.
Service·Holistic · Manual · Activating.
Osteopathy
Through targeted treatments we support your body’s self-regulation for better mobility of muscles, joints and organs.
About the treatment
How we work with Osteopathy
Osteopathy views the body as one connected system. Restricted motion in muscles, fascia, organs or the nervous system is treated as the root of many complaints — we look for the bigger picture instead of chasing single symptoms.
What we treat
- chronic back and neck pain
- migraine and tension headaches
- jaw joint disorders (TMJ)
- digestive complaints and IBS
- sleep disturbances and chronic fatigue
- post-operative and post-accident sequelae
- infant and paediatric osteopathy
Qualifications
BAO-certified. Integrates structural, visceral and craniosacral techniques.
Indications
When this therapy fits
- Chronic back and neck pain
- Migraines and tension headaches
- Jaw joint complaints (TMD)
- Digestive issues and irritable bowel
- Sleep disorders and chronic exhaustion
- Complaints after surgery or accident
- Infant and paediatric osteopathy
Your benefits
What you gain
- Whole-body assessment
- Treats causes rather than symptoms
- Gentle, manual techniques
- Suitable for infants through seniors
- Often covered by private insurance
Process
How your therapy unfolds
Full-body assessment
Palpation and targeted tests to spot movement restrictions.
Gentle manual treatment
Specific parietal, visceral or craniosacral techniques tailored to your condition.
Follow-up sessions
Typically 3–6 sessions at individually-defined intervals.
Frequently asked
Answers about Osteopathy
Is osteopathy covered by health insurance?
Many statutory health insurers in Germany subsidise osteopathy in part — typically 60–80% per session, often capped at a certain number of treatments per year. Please check with your insurer in advance — we issue an invoice you can submit for reimbursement.
How long does an osteopathic session take?
A session usually lasts 45 to 60 minutes. The first appointment, which includes a detailed history, can run somewhat longer.
Do I need a medical referral for osteopathy?
No, a referral is not required to receive osteopathic treatment at our practice. However, a doctor’s recommendation may help when claiming reimbursement from your health insurer.
Complementary offer
Animal-assisted therapy with Rocky
At our Lindenthal location, your osteopathy sessions can optionally be accompanied by therapy dog Rocky — especially helpful for children, patients with ADHD, trauma after-care, or concentration difficulties.
Specialty
Infant and paediatric osteopathy
For infants and children we offer a dedicated osteopathic specialty — delivered by Anne Grosse at the Lindenthal location. Gentle, low-pressure techniques for conditions such as KISS syndrome, crying babies, positional deformities and growing pains.
More in our offering
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Learn more →Ready for your first appointment?
Book online or give us a call — we'll discuss which therapy and which location suit you best.