Osteopathy in Wezembeek-Oppem
Osteopathy is a manual approach that assesses and treats restrictions in mobility, in the management of both acute and chronic pain. It is for infants, adults and older adults, as well as pregnant women and athletes.
Lucas Vanpeperstraete
An osteopath D.O., Lucas Vanpeperstraete qualified at the Institut supérieur d’ostéopathie in Lille in July 2023, after five years of study in France followed by experience in Canada. His continuing education includes a module on cranial asymmetry in infants (Collège d’études ostéopathiques, Quebec, 2025). His practice covers paediatric and perinatal osteopathy, visceral osteopathy, pregnancy follow-up and preparation for childbirth, temporomandibular joint disorders, neuralgia and stress-related complaints. The work consists of assessing and treating restrictions in mobility by hand, in the management of both acute and chronic pain. Care is for infants through to older adults, as well as pregnant women and athletes.
What we treat
Paediatric osteopathy
Infants and children.
Manual techniques adapted to the child's age. Cranial asymmetry in infants is covered by specific training at the practice.
Perinatal osteopathy
Pregnancy, preparation for childbirth, and the period after the birth.
Manual care adapted to the stage of pregnancy, and then after the birth.
Visceral osteopathy
Complaints linked to the mobility of the internal organs and their attachments.
Manual work on those structures, alongside joint and muscle techniques.
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
Temporomandibular joint disorders, including the consequences of bruxism: teeth grinding can bring on neck or upper-back pain.
Manual assessment and treatment of the jaw and of the accompanying tension in the neck and back.
Adults, older adults and athletes
Acute and chronic pain, neuralgia, stress-related complaints.
Manual assessment and treatment of restrictions in mobility.
Osteopathy is not reimbursed by the INAMI/RIZIV. Most health insurance funds offer a contribution under their complementary cover: check with yours.