Osteopathie Sassen | Osteopaat Den Dungen
Osteopath · Den Dungen
Osteopathie Sassen offers osteopathy and family constellations in Amstelveen and Badhoevedorp.

About Osteopathie Sassen | Osteopaat Den Dungen
Osteopathie Sassen offers osteopathy and family constellations. The practices are located in Amstelveen and Badhoevedorp; home visits are possible in Amsterdam.
Treatments
The practice offers osteopathy for different stages of life and, where appropriate, combines osteopathy with family constellations. Treatment focuses on viewing the body as a whole and identifying the underlying cause of complaints.
- Osteopathy for babies and toddlers
- Osteopathy for children
- Osteopathy for adults
- Osteopathy during and after pregnancy
- Women's healthcare
- Gynaecology
- Family constellation / symptom constellation
Approach
Osteopathy is the basis of every treatment programme. Where relevant, the programme can optionally be expanded with additional support.
- Nervous system regulation
- Family constellations for recurring patterns
- Connection between body, lifestyle and stage of life
Locations
The practice has locations in Amstelveen and Badhoevedorp and offers home visits in Amsterdam.
- Amstelveen
- Badhoevedorp
- Home visits in Amsterdam
Practical information
Payment is made after the session, in cash or by debit card. Appointments can be booked online or by phone.
- First consultation: 45 minutes
- Family constellation / symptom constellation: 60 minutes
Services
- First consultation45 min
- Follow-up consultation
- Baby consultation
- Home visit Amsterdam
- Family constellation / symptom constellation60 min
At a glance
| Listed under | Osteopath |
|---|---|
| Location | Den Dungen |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair-accessible entrance |
| Phone | 085 489 9931 |
| Website | osteopathiesassen.nl |
| Last updated | November 2026 |
Good to know
- Payment methods
- Debit card, Cash
Contact
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