Sergey KolesovOsteopathy & Bioresonance · Erfurt

Osteopathy

Osteopathy in Erfurt.

My osteopathic assessment considers the spine, joints, muscles, fascia, internal organs and the functional relationships between them. Which aspects matter in treatment follows from the conversation and the findings, not from a fixed programme.

Areas of osteopathic work

01

Structural

Assessment and treatment of the spine, joints, muscles and fascia: mobility, the distribution of tension, and patterns of strain in standing and in movement.

02

Visceral

The internal organs are connected to the musculoskeletal system through connective tissue, the diaphragm and the pelvis. I assess their mobility with the rhythm of breathing and treat the surrounding structures with gentle pressure.

03

Craniosacral and autonomic

Very gentle work at the skull, spine and sacrum, often with the autonomic nervous system in mind. It suits people who respond sensitively to stronger techniques.

04

Biodynamic

Perception-led work with subtle rhythmic movements and tissue tension. The hands stay largely still; the focus is on following the body's own regulatory processes.

05

Psychosomatically informed

The autonomic nervous system, stress, emotional strain and bodily experience are connected, and I take that into account. Physical complaints are not explained away as psychological.

I also treat pregnant women and children osteopathically. Assessment and treatment are adapted to age, the course of the pregnancy and the individual situation.

Craniosacral treatment at the head of a patient lying down

Common reasons for consultation

  • 01back, neck and shoulder complaints
  • 02headaches, migraine, jaw and facial complaints
  • 03functional digestive complaints
  • 04complaints during pregnancy and postnatal recovery
  • 05the aftermath of accidents, surgery and overload
  • 06persistent tension, disturbed sleep, exhaustion
Appointments & fees

How a session unfolds

60 minutes · €120

An osteopathic session usually lasts 60 minutes. Conversation, assessment and treatment flow into one another. Throughout the session I keep checking mobility, tissue tension and how the body responds, and adjust what I do accordingly.

By appointment only.

Important information

With acute, newly arisen or unexplained symptoms, a medical assessment may be advisable. Osteopathy can complement medical treatment, but it does not replace it where medical diagnosis or treatment is required.

Manual osteopathic treatment of the pelvis and lumbar spine

Not sure whether osteopathy fits your situation? Just ask.

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