Chiropractic is a gentle therapy, safe for everyone, from infants to the elderly.
Your chiropractor helps you restore and maintain your good posture and improve the function of your nervous system.
In case you have acute pain and need a last-minute appointment, please contact us.
We have both benefited from the most comprehensive training available, ending 6 full years of study each with a Master of Science.
We’ve had the chance to draw inspiration as well as broaden our horizon with the use of different techniques found abroad, in order to bring you the best practices and of ourselves within the cabinet.
Our common goal is to help your nervous system reach an optimal and well-balanced state to be able to deal with the daily stresses our bodies and minds are subject
Do you visit your dentist regularly to make sure that nothing is wrong? The earlier the problem is detected the easier it is to treat! is Is the same with your spine: It needs to be ckecked from time to time to prevent stress build up and possible repetitive strain. This helps to avoid bigger health problems and support and active lifestyle.
Yes! Please submit records of previous treatments, such as X-rays, MRI, CT scans, or similar images.
The first chiropractic session typically lasts 40 to 45 minutes, while subsequent sessions are shorter, around 20 to 30 minutes. The frequency of sessions depends on factors such as your overall health and physical condition.
Please wear cosy clothes, such as light top and leggings or sport trousers. Please avoid jeans or suits.
You can bring your own towel, but this is not mandatory.
For Adults
First treatment: 110 EUR
Following treatments: 75 EUR
For Children (under 3 years old)
First treatment: 80 EUR
Following treatments: 60 EUR
The required number of sessions varies based on the condition. Acute issues may resolve with fewer sessions, while chronic conditions may necessitate a longer treatment plan.
Chirotherapeuten are often medical doctors who have gone through extra training to specialize in manual therapy. Chiropraktiker (exist only in Germany) might have different levels of formal education and training, and what it takes to become one can vary depending on local rules and regulations. Regarding chiropractors, they go through rigorous education and training in chiropractic colleges or universities. At least, they spend a minimum of 5500 hours or 5 years studying to earn their qualifications.
