Osteopathy for children and babies

Where can paediatric osteopathy help your child?
Headaches
Scoliosis
Stomach Ache
Growth
Complaints
Immunodeficiency
Torticollis
Chronic ear infection
Sleep disorders
Asthma

Our osteopaths specialized in children & babies


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We offer home visits
Would you like your baby to be accompanied by osteopathy in familiar surroundings, or have you just given birth?
We come to your home and offer home visits for osteopathic treatments in the central districts of Berlin. Depending on the distance, there is a small extra fee.
If you have any questions, contact us via e-mail or WhatsApp.

Frequently asked questions about pediatric osteopathy

What is pediatric Osteopathy?
Paediatric osteopathy is a gentle, holistic treatment method that is tailored to the motor, emotional and neurological development of children. It helps to release tensions and blockages to support your child's natural development and prevent symptoms.
How does a treatment work?
During treatment, your child will be carefully examined, as toddlers are often unable to express through language where symptoms lie. Using gentle, manual techniques, we treat the entire body to release tension and promote the interplay of body systems — always individually tailored to your child's needs.
How does osteopathy work?
Paediatric osteopathy stimulates the body's self-healing powers and supports the balance between muscles, joints, nervous system and organs. This can help alleviate growth problems, digestive problems, sleep disorders, developmental delays, or pain.
How much does a treatment cost?
The cost of a paediatric osteopathy session is 90 euros for 45 minutes. Private health insurance companies and supplementary insurance often cover the costs in part or in full. It is best to check with your insurance company directly.
For which symptoms is paediatric osteopathy useful?
The treatment may help with growth problems, scoliosis, pain, immune deficiency, developmental delays, abdominal pain, and headaches, among other things. It supports your child's physical and emotional balance during growth.