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HOLISTIC PRACTICE
PHILOSOPHY
Osteopathy is a manual therapy that works with the body to seek health and recovery. We feel our role as practitioners is to provide a fulcrum to support the body's search towards a balanced mid-line to reinstate health.
Osteopathic assessment does not exclusively consider the area of complaint, but integrates the whole body to determine where to focus treatment to alleviate symptoms.
Partners in life and in practice Thomas and Alana want to support the health and well-being of those in our local communities.
Release, Relax, Unwind
Thomas Darimont
Osteopath D.O.
Masters in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy with courses and clinical experience in obstetric and paediatric osteopathy
(Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom)
Volunteer at the « la flèche » nursery for babies under court supervision and in a free clinic with a team of osteopaths to help under privileged families since 2014
Continued Professional Development:
Paediatric Osteopathy with Marie-Caroline Willième D.O.
- Ostéopathie Pédiatrique Module 2 (Jan '16)
- Ostéopathie Pédiatrique Module 1 (Jan '15)
Alana Wood
Osteopath D.O.
Masters in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy with courses and clinical experience in obstetric and paediatric osteopathy
(Maidstone, Kent, United Kingdom)
Honors Specialization in Kinesiology and Minor in French Studies from The University of Western Ontario
(London, Ontario, Canada)
Continued Professional Development:
Paediatric Osteopathy with Marie-Caroline Willième D.O.
- Ostéopathie Pédiatrique Module 2 (Mars '18)
- Ostéopathie Pédiatrique Module 1 (Sept '17)
Visceral Osteopathy with Jean Marie A.T. Beuckles
- Clinical Integration of Visceral Osteopathy Part 2 (April '16)
- Clinical Integration of Visceral Osteopathy Part 1 (Jan '16)
OBSTETRIC OSTEOPATHY
Pregnant women may present to an osteopath with a desire or goal of maintaining general health and
well-being or there may be a more specific complaint such as nausea, reflux, breathing difficulties,
low back or pelvic pain.
Postnatal mothers may experience discomfort following a difficult labour or from a caesarean scar.
Osteopathic treatment can help ease most of the physical discomforts that women may experience during all stages of pregnancy.
GET IN TOUCH
Chers patients,
Alana est maintenant en congé de maternité et vous confie aux bons soins de Rebecca Julien et Ani Arakelien, qui la remplacent en son absence. Nous vous prions de bien vouloir les contacter directement pour prendre votre rendez-vous en précisant que vous venez de la part d'Alana.
Rebecca, 0486 03 40 40, traite les patients au Cabinet Darimont-Wood, Akkerwindeweg 9, 1933 Sterrebeek.
Ani, 0465 68 50 60, reprend les consultations au Centre Médic-Alix, Parvis Sainte Alix 3, 1150 Woluwe-Saint-Pierre.
Merci de votre compréhension
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Dear patients,
Alana is now on maternity leave and entrusts you to the good care of Rebecca Julien and Ani Arakelien who will replace Alana in her absence. We kindly ask you to contact them directly to book your appointment, stating that you are one of Alana’s patients.
Rebecca, 0486 03 40 40, will be treating patients at Cabinet Darimont-Wood, Akkerwindeweg 9, 1933 Sterrebeek.
Ani, 0465 68 50 60, will be covering patient care at Médic-Alix, Parvis Sainte Alix 3, 1150 Woluwe-Saint-Pierre.
Thank you for your understanding
If you have any questions regarding how we can help you please contact us.
Contact us to book an appointment:
GSM Alana: 0485 94 64 29
GSM Thomas: 0488 59 14 48
If we do not answer please leave us a detailed message.
Appointment cancellations: we kindly request 24 hours notice to enable us to accommodate emergency calls. Appointments not cancelled in advance will be counted. We thank you for your understanding.
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LOCATIONS
Kraainem - Tervuren
Akkerwindeweg 9
1933 Sterrebeek (Zaventem)
Belgique
Appointment Hours:
Mon-Fri 10h00 - 20h00
with Alana Wood & Thomas Darimont
Jan Van Boendalelaan 2b
3080 Tervuren
Belgique
Appointment Hours:
Mon & Wed 14h00 - 20h00
with Thomas Darimont
PAEDIATRIC OSTEOPATHY
Parents often reach out for osteopathic treatment when their newborn is showing signs and symptoms of discomfort which may be associated with feeding or digestive difficulties, sleep disturbances, positional preference, irritability and excessive crying.
Osteopaths may assist through gentle techniques to help resolve the child’s underlying condition.
Osteopathic assessment is also beneficial following a difficult delivery to assist correct growth and development.
