Osteopathie Deunk
Osteopath · Haaksbergen
Osteopathie Deunk treats physical complaints with osteopathy and additional treatment methods in Haaksbergen.

About Osteopathie Deunk
Osteopathie Deunk is an osteopathy practice in Haaksbergen. The practice treats a range of physical complaints with osteopathy and also offers craniosacral therapy, visceral therapy and TRE.
Treatments
The osteopath uses their hands to examine and treat restricted movement and the connections between tissues. Treatment focuses on the person as a whole.
- Osteopathy
- Manual therapy
- Visceral therapy
- Craniosacral therapy
- Biodynamic therapy
- TRE (Tension Releasing Exercises)
Who it is for and complaints
The practice treats babies, children and adults. Reasons given for making an appointment include restrictions, unexplained complaints, lingering complaints after trauma, and discomfort in babies and children.
- Back, neck and radiating pain
- Lower back pain, tailbone pain, groin and pelvic pain
- Joint complaints
- Abdominal pain and digestive complaints
- Fatigue, tension and headaches
- Lingering complaints after surgery, whiplash or burnout
- Colic, reflux, preferred head position and ENT problems in children
About the osteopath
Axel Deunk has 25 years of work experience and is a qualified osteopath, baby and child osteopath, and craniosacral therapist.
Practical information
Appointments can be made online. The practice is open on weekdays and Saturday mornings.
- Monday to Friday: 8.00–18.00 hours
- Saturday: 8.00–12.00 hours
Services
- Osteopathy
- Manual therapy
- Visceral therapy
- Craniosacral therapy
- Biodynamic therapy
- TRE (Tension Releasing Exercises)
At a glance
| Listed under | Osteopath |
|---|---|
| Location | Scholtenhagenweg, 7481 VP Haaksbergen |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair-accessible parking |
| Phone | 06 53158468 |
| Website | osteopathie-deunk.nl |
| Last updated | November 2026 |
Contact
Scholtenhagenweg, 7481 VP Haaksbergen
Osteopathie Deunk does not manage this listing yet. Contact the business directly.
The map loads from Google Maps when you open it.
Something not right? Suggest a correction





