Osteopath in Ixelles

Geoffrey Buguinet and Nathan Heuskin consult at Rebalance, Avenue Louise 200. This page helps you prepare a visit and choose an appointment according to your preferences and the available slots.

Explore both profiles or check the centre’s calendars. Each osteopath has an individual appointment link.

What is the first consultation for?

An initial conversation covers your symptoms, medical history, medicines and expectations. Assessment helps establish whether care can proceed, follow-up is appropriate or medical advice is needed first. Proposed techniques should be explained; you can ask questions and decline a technique.

A visit does not guarantee that pain will disappear. Further appointments depend on your progress. Our first osteopathy appointment guide explains what to discuss.

Osteopathy, physiotherapy or a doctor?

The choice depends on your circumstances and goals. Prescribed rehabilitation after surgery or a progressive return to activity may involve physiotherapy. New, unusual or concerning symptoms need medical advice first. Read our guide to the differences to prepare the conversation.

Practical information

• Address: Avenue Louise 200, 1050 Brussels, near Châtelain and Bailli.
• Languages and usual hours: see each profile below.
• Current availability: check the booking calendar.
• Fees and insurance: confirm the applicable conditions before your visit.
• Preparation: bring relevant reports and a list of your medicines.

Contact the centre about access needs or practical arrangements.

Source on the consultation process

General Osteopathic Council: what to expect at your appointment. This describes the general process; UK fees and professional regulations do not apply to Belgian appointments.

Updated 12 September 2026.