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Comprehensive Assessment
Your first visit starts with a thorough review of your health history, lifestyle, and goals to build a targeted plan.
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Hands-On Treatment
Personalised osteopathic techniques—structural, visceral, cranio-sacral—tailored to your specific needs.
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Ongoing Support
Aftercare advice, exercises, and follow-up sessions to maintain your progress and prevent recurrence.
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Submit for Reimbursement
Receive your attestation for submission to your Belgian mutuelle or health insurer for partial reimbursement.
What We Treat
Everything your musculoskeletal system needs. One practitioner.
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Back & Spine
Acute and chronic low back pain, sciatica, disc issues, and spinal misalignment from desk work or lifestyle.
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Neck & Headaches
Cervical tension, migraines, and headaches — particularly common in desk-based and office workers.
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Sports Injuries
From runners' knee to tennis elbow, we diagnose and treat acute injuries and support return-to-sport recovery.
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Repetitive Strain
RSI, carpal tunnel syndrome, and postural problems from long hours at a computer or desk.
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Pre & Post-Natal
Safe and effective osteopathic care for pregnancy-related pain, pelvic discomfort, and postpartum recovery.
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Insurance Attestations
Receive proper documentation for Belgian mutuelle or private health insurance reimbursement after each session.
Patient Stories
Real results from real patients
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“Neil Ingram has been my osteopath for nearly 20 years. He has saved me many times and I can’t thank him enough for his flexibility and professionalism. I whole-heartedly recommend Neil.”
Aida — Google Review
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“Mr. Ingram solved a persistent neck issue that no other treatment was able to touch. He is incredibly knowledgeable and kept me informed through each step. I felt safe and comfortable throughout. I will definitely return!”
Alanna Staunton — Google Review
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“Neil is friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. He takes the time to explain what he’s doing and why, which I appreciate. I highly recommend Neil.”
Joëlle Wood — Google Review
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“Excellent osteopath who instantly puts you at ease. I consulted for a stiff neck and he immediately sorted it out! Highly recommended.”
Sébastien Chipot — Google Review · Local Guide
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“Excellent results after just two treatments for my back problem. Great personality and good coach for avoiding future issues.”
Pedro Rangel — Google Review
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“This guy is simply the best. Very efficient (and fun too).”
As the darker months set in and screen time increases, tension headaches become one of the most common complaints Neil sees. Most originate not in the head itself, but in the joints and muscles of the upper neck — compressed by hours of forward head posture at a desk.
Releasing the cervical spine often resolves even long-standing headaches within a session or two.
December brings a surge of shoulder and upper back complaints — carrying heavy bags of shopping, long hours hunched over gift-wrapping, and the physical demands of the festive season all take their toll on the thoracic spine and shoulder girdle.
Osteopathy works well for both acute shoulder strains and the chronic stiffness that builds up over time.
January sees a wave of knee and hip complaints as people return to exercise after the holiday break — often too quickly, on cold muscles. Running, cycling and gym work all place significant load on the hips and knees, and imbalances in the pelvis or foot mechanics frequently contribute.
Getting assessed early prevents a minor niggle becoming a longer injury.
Wrist and elbow pain is increasingly common among office workers and anyone spending long hours at a keyboard. Conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow), and repetitive strain injury all respond well to osteopathic treatment — which addresses both the local issue and the underlying postural drivers.
Don’t wait for it to become chronic — early treatment makes a significant difference.
Lower back pain is the most common reason people visit an osteopath — and one of the most misunderstood. The pain you feel in your lower back is rarely caused by the lower back alone. Tightness in the hips, weakness in the core, and tension in the thoracic spine all play a role.
Osteopathic treatment addresses the whole picture — not just where it hurts.
