About Fara

Fara grew up in the Belgium city of Alsemberg, and lives in Sint-Genesius-Rode. In 2009 she graduated with a distinction and earned her titel as an Osteopath D.O. at the I.A.O. (The International academy of Osteopathy) in Gent. She also graduated from the University of Wales with a Bachelor of Science degree in Osteopathy.

 

Professionally Fara combines elements of structural and visceral osteopathy in combination with trigger point therapy (dry needling).
Trying to find the causes as wel as working on the symptoms are important for her.

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Fara has completed a 3-year postgraduate training in Causopractie. Taking into account a `causal evolution`, a Causopractor examines all possible components that can cause a malfunction: biomechanical, biochemical (toxins, metals, chemicals, radiation, synthetic foods, viruses, bacteria, fungi, microbes, parasites ...), emotional and psycho-mental factors.

 

Fara also finds it extremely important to give insight into possible reasons why a problem should occur, and when necessary, advice as to how avoid reoccurrence. Fara is interested in sports related injuries, and has completed a 2 year postgraduate course in sports osteopathy.

 

Fara Catulle is a recognized osteopath and is a member of the Professional Association of Belgian Osteopaths (BVBO). She was extremely busy in the political world of osteopathy for 5years, sitting on the board of the BVBO. She follows different postgraduate courses every year.

 

In 2005 she graduated from a Master education Labor organisation & Health (EHSAL, Brussels) with a degree in Prevention advisor level II and Multidisciplinary basis education for prevention advisors.

 

D.O. means ‘Diplomated Osteopath’ which guarantees a good, well-trained osteopath.
B.Sc means “Bachelor of Science”. This is a European recognized qualification.
BVBO stands for Professional Association of Belgian Osteopaths. A trade association representing the interests of osteopaths qualified osteopaths (DO) and defends; http://www.osteopathie.be/en