Osteopaths near Froidfontaine

Osteopathy is the global and systemic approach of the human body in order to detect the origins of the dysfunctions often responsible for pain and obtain relief through my non-aggressive techniques at the parietal, visceral or cranial level. Orthokinesis, is the control and examinations of the posture, stability and balance of the human body in static and in movement. Indeed, any dysfunction leads to balance disorders, pain and muscular and articular constraints. Orthokinesis is aimed at people in pain as well as athletes (to improve performance and avoid injuries). How does it work? By carrying out a battery of tests and precise examinations thanks to a highly sophisticated 3D software. The solution: installation of active insoles made of carbon material, very fine and resistant, from the company Kinépod. Intelligent soles which, by restoring the mobility of the arch of the foot, correct the deformations of the feet, stimulate the proprioceptive sensors, re-educate the postures, relieve the tensions and the pains and allow (like new shock absorbers) to protect the articulations and the muscles from all the constraints imposed at the time of the various solicitations (in particular sporting) and thus to improve the performances.

Thomson David holds a diploma in osteopathy from the International Academy Of Osteopathy in Ghent (I.A.O.) and practices in Libramont-Chevigny and Bertrix. He treats emergencies, chest pain, neck problems, stress management, lumbago, back problems, migraine, jaw and joint problems. He sees children, pregnant women, infants, elderly people and sportsmen and women with sports injuries. He trained as a physiotherapist in 1999 and graduated as a D.O. osteopath in 2003 from the International Academy of Osteopathy (I.A.O.). He is a member of the register of Belgian osteopaths (R.O.B), currently Ostéopathie.be. During his consultations, he is fluent in French, but also in Dutch.

I am trained in sports physiotherapy, vestibular and manual therapy.