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Osteopathy can help a variety of medical conditions 

  • Acute back pain

  • Chronic back pain

  • Lumbago

  • Neuralgia, Nerve root irritation into the arm or into the  leg (sciatica)

  • Arthritic pain

  • Rhumatic pain

  • Neck and shoulder pain/tension

  • Headache (cervicogenic)

  • Migraine prevention

  • Pre and post natal discomfort 

  • Pelvic instability 

  • Poor posture leading to chronic aches and pains

  • Circulatory problems

  • Hip, knee, ankle and foot pain

  • Frozen shoulder

  • Tendinitis arising from associated musculoskeletal conditions

  • Minor Sports injuries 

  • Digestion problems

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Jaw pain (Tempero-Mandibular Joint)

 

 

 

 

Céline Wolff
French/English 

Celine is a Belgian Osteopath graduated in 2002 from the University College of Osteopathy (former British School of Osteopathy). After graduation, Celine began to work in Brussels as an Osteopath and build her own practice in Brussels. After 5 Years, Celine had the opportunity to live in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates where she obtained the licence to work as an Osteopath in Dubai Healthcare City (the Medical Hub in the Middle East).

 

Well integrated in a dynamic multidisciplinary clinic (the Belgium Medical Services), she enjoyed working in partnership with Paediatrician and Obstetrician as well as GPs, Dermatologist and physiotherapist.

 

Back in London since 2014, she is now practising in her own practice in Fulham (west London) and  has joined another Clinic in South Kensington, La Maison Médicale.

 

Although she sees patients from cradle to rocking chair, she specializes in Obstetrics and Pediatrics.

Has accomplished recognized post graduated courses in Cranial, Embryology, Pediatrics, Biodynamic, Functional Techniques, and other gentle techniques that could be applied to babies as well as for adults.

 

Celine Wolff is an active member of the General Osteopathic Council(GOsC) The institute of Osteopathy (iO) and Belgium Society of Osteopaths (SBO).

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