Convenient clinic location.

Located between Montgomery and Merode Metro stations.

5 Rue Des Trevires, 1040, Brussels.

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Fully registered Osteopaths.

Our English Osteopaths are UK trained specialising in structural, sports injury and back pain treatments.

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Ingram Osteopaths

5 Rue Des Trevires,
1040,
Brussels,
Belgium.

Conditions We Treat

Headaches, Neck Pain, Sports Injuries, Low back Pain, Muscle Spasms, Trapped Nerves, Tennis Elbow, Slipped Disc, Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), Postural Problems, Arthritic Pain, Workstation Fatigue, Whiplash Injuries, Ligament Injuries, Sciatica, Joint Pain, Joint Stiffness.

About Us

Ingram Osteopaths offers a modern and professional approach to treatment, provides comprehensive treatment and advice for people suffering from muscular & joint pains.
Neil Ingram graduated from the European School of Osteopathy (UK) in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Osteopathy and is registered with the M.R.O.B (Belgium) & GNRPO (Belgium). He worked for 4 years in the United Kingdom, where he had his own practice in Southampton, as well as working in the family clinics in Andover and Romsey. In 2002, Neil moved to Belgium where he has had clinics since, apart from a brief break to complete a Master's at Solvay Business School (ULB) in 2004/2005.

What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathic treatment focuses on freeing obstructions in your body/spinal alignment through manipulation of specific joints. Freeing the fixation allows a return to normal range of motion.

Your first visit

On your first visit, and before examination begins, the osteopath will discuss and record your medical history in detail. You will then normally be asked to remove some of your clothing so that a series of observations and biomechanical assessments can be made.

The osteopath will then apply a highly developed sense of touch to identify points of weakness or excessive strain throughout the body. This will allow a full diagnosis of the problem and will enable the osteopath to tailor a treatment plan to your needs.

Your osteopath should make you feel at ease and tell you what is happening throughout your consultation. You should ask questions if you have any concerns.

If further medical treatment is needed the osteopath may contact your doctor, with your permission.

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We offer convenient morning, afternoon and late evening appointments.

Too busy during the week?. Take an appointment at our Saturday morning clinic.