FAQ

Most chiropractic treatments are reimbursed from a supplementary insurance. Contact your health insurer to check if your insurance reimburses the treatments.

You can find more information about chiropractic reimbursement on the Zorgwijzer website: https://www.zorgwijzer.nl/vergoeding/chiropractie
No. Generally at the most mild discomfort.
Many people notice results straight away. For others, depending on the severity and duration of their pain, it can take a few visits. It’s important to understand that this isn’t magic—if your pain is more serious, it’s unlikely to fully resolve in just one or two visits.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring any medical information you may have.
In most cases, a referral is not required to visit a chiropractor, so you can make an appointment directly with our practice.
Certainly not. I help top athletes as well as children, adults, and the elderly with a wide range of complaints.
While the treatment may involve some form of manipulation, it won't look like anything you've seen on YouTube. If that's the style of treatment you're looking for, you may want to consider other options.
The number of visits required varies depending on the severity and duration of the condition, and the patient's goals, which range from short-term relief to long-term care. An initial intake and evaluation are needed to estimate the number of visits. Adherence to recommendations significantly improves outcomes.
Chiropractic care during pregnancy can be a helpful option, with potential benefits including pain relief, improved mobility, and an easier delivery.
We have been trained in techniques that are gentle and specifically aimed at treating babies and children.
This varies by country. Some institutions offer an intensive 4-year program, while others have longer courses. My education was in South Africa, where I completed a 5-year master's degree followed by a one-year internship.