At a glance
Your first appointment
We start the first appointment with a conversation about your symptoms and what you need. Together with your manual therapist, you discuss whether manual therapy is right for you. We take the time needed for that. If time allows, a physical examination follows. Sometimes the conversation takes the whole appointment; the examination then naturally follows in a later appointment. We can then start treatment and/or a training plan in the same appointment or a later one.
Duration and price
A first appointment lasts a maximum of 60 minutes and costs €95,00 to €130,00. A follow-up lasts a maximum of 30 minutes and costs €47,50 to €57,50. The price depends on your therapist's experience and expertise.
Longer appointments are available on request.
Good to know: with an expert therapist, a follow-up lasts a maximum of 60 minutes and costs €130,00.
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Reimbursement
EBP Studio has no contracts with health insurers: you pay the invoice yourself and then claim it from your insurer. If you have supplementary health insurance for physiotherapy, you will usually get part of it back. For manual therapy, you usually get back more than for regular physiotherapy. Exactly how much depends on your policy.
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Who supports you
Annelou or Thomas (expert therapist).
Referral
You don't need a referral from your GP or specialist.
If you have one, please bring it with you.
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How to book
Not sure which appointment fits your complaint? We'll help you choose. Already sure of your preference? Book online straight away.
What training did the manual therapists take at EBP Studio Amsterdam?
Our manual therapists have a Master of Science degree in manual therapy.
As a result, they are specialists in providing customized solutions in the diagnosis and treatment of the musculoskeletal system. Your personal goals are key here.
Manual therapy uses, among other things, specific mobilizations and manipulations (“cracking” in the vernacular) to optimize joint mobility. Manual therapy, however, is broader than manipulation alone. If these are already implemented, they are only a means of getting moving better, never an end in themselves.
In order to achieve optimal results, constructive training is important. Accompanied as well as at home. This increases the resilience so that you can carry out your activities unhindered again.
For persistent back pain, Thomas also works with Cognitive Functional Therapy (CFT). Plan an appointment with Thomas.
