Osteopaths for Prenatal care near Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode

Graduated in general osteopathy, I provide treatment adapted to the patient and their disorders associated with the pathology. I also specialize in temporomandibular joint disorders, as well as pediatric and perinatal care. Osteopathy is a manual diagnostic and therapeutic approach that targets joint and tissue mobility restrictions. Using different techniques, the osteopath aims to relieve pain and associated disorders, helping to restore the body's function and rebalance it as a whole. Osteopathy is aimed at all populations: adults, elderly people, infants, pregnant women and athletes.

I will welcome you to the office, armed with a specialized master's degree in osteopathy delivered by the Free University of Brussels (6 years). This quality teaching, provided in close collaboration with the Faculty of Medicine and including joint courses with future physiotherapists and physical educators, allows me to ensure diagnosis and management of your pain and dysfunctions in complete safety. The techniques acquired during my university studies and during my various training courses allow me to adapt to each of you and thus find the osteopathic practices that suit you best (gentle, structural, myofascial, visceral, etc.). Taking care of you as a whole, I am interested in your reason for consultation with emphasis on the structural and functional integrity of your body. I also make a point of answering all your questions so that you leave with plenty of advice. In addition to my services within the Center for Conceptionists, I also work as an assistant in the Functional Anatomy Laboratory at ULB. In this laboratory, I teach practical anatomy work to students from the Faculty of Motor Sciences and carry out a thesis.

My name is Francisco Toscano Jimenez , I am a Spanish national, raised in Germany and educated in the United Kingdom. Different countries and cultures have been a part of my life since early childhood, upbringing and throughout my studies and professional life. My professional development began in the mid 1990 when I started with the interest in the sciences of health and sport. What began as an hobby become a vocation of life. My initial training in Manuel Therapy and Sport physiotherapy were the first steps in my professional path. After a few years of practice in Germany I saw my interest growing towards a broader and deeper understanding of the human body. Understanding health as more than the absence of symptoms lead me to conclude that Osteopathy was providing with the answers to many of my questions. I come to realize and understand Osteopathy as a true biological science. My journey of Osteopathy started in England where I completed a honours degree in Osteopathic Medicine, BSc Hons. Ost. Med. in 2006. After years in private practice in England and Spain I have recently chosen to move to the country of origin of my wife. From 2008-218 I have provided postgraduate programs, lectures, conferences in Classical Osteopathy and a publication on Fascia. Osteopathy has provided me with wonderful teachings and learning possibilities in countries like Sweden, Italy, Portugal, Spain and beyond the Atlantic. Osteopathy has no borders or boundaries! Understanding and treating the human body as a whole rather than as a sum of parts has been my personal dedication and interest in clinical practice and experience over the last 25 years. Integration of the structural and functional balance of the body is the basis of the process in natural therapeutics. This fundamental principal of natural therapeutics provides Osteopathy the capacity to support the human body in the process from unhealth to health.