Your first appointment begins with a detailed discussion about your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and overall health.

This is followed by a comprehensive physical examination, which may include an assessment of your posture, spinal and joint mobility, muscle function, neurological status and orthopaedic tests when appropriate.

If chiropractic care is suitable for your condition, your chiropractor will explain the findings, discuss the proposed treatment plan and answer any questions you may have before beginning care.

The initial consultation usually lasts 45 minutes.

This allows enough time to complete a comprehensive assessment, discuss your symptoms and medical history, answer any questions you may have and, when clinically appropriate, begin treatment during the same appointment.

Follow-up appointments are generally shorter and typically last around 30 minutes.

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily.

Depending on the area being examined, you may be asked to remove a jacket or certain items of clothing. If necessary, a gown or drape will be provided to ensure your comfort and privacy during the examination.

Yes, if you have relevant medical information.

Useful documents may include:

• X-rays, MRI or CT scan reports
• Medical reports or referral letters
• A list of current medications
• Results of recent examinations related to your condition

These documents can help your chiropractor better understand your medical history.

In many cases, treatment can begin during the first appointment following the clinical assessment.

However, if additional investigations or medical clearance are required, treatment may be postponed until it is appropriate and safe to proceed.

Your chiropractor will always explain the reasons for this decision.

Not necessarily.

Most patients do not require imaging before their first consultation.

If your chiropractor determines that X-rays or other imaging studies are clinically indicated, you will be advised accordingly or referred for the appropriate examination.

Imaging is requested only when it is expected to contribute to diagnosis or patient management.

A chiropractor combines information from your medical history, physical examination and, when necessary, imaging or other investigations.

The assessment aims to identify the structures involved, determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate and recognise any signs requiring referral to another healthcare professional.

Your safety is always the priority.

If the examination suggests that chiropractic treatment is not suitable, your chiropractor will explain the findings and, when appropriate, recommend referral to your general practitioner or another healthcare professional for further assessment or treatment.

Absolutely.

Understanding your condition and treatment plan is an important part of your care.

You are encouraged to ask questions about your diagnosis, treatment options, expected recovery, self-management strategies or anything else related to your health.

Following your assessment, your chiropractor will discuss the examination findings and explain the recommended care plan.

Depending on your condition, this may include:

• Chiropractic adjustments
• Soft tissue techniques
• Dry Needling (when indicated)
• Therapeutic cupping
• Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilisation (Graston® Technique)
• Taping techniques
• Personalised rehabilitation exercises
• Postural and ergonomic advice
• Lifestyle recommendations

Your treatment plan will be tailored to your individual needs and reviewed regularly as your condition improves.

Neck pain may develop gradually or appear suddenly following a poor movement, prolonged posture, sports activity or an accident.

If your pain persists, limits your range of motion or is associated with headaches, shoulder pain or symptoms radiating into the arm, a chiropractic assessment may be appropriate.

A thorough clinical examination helps determine the likely cause of your symptoms and whether chiropractic care is suitable for your condition.

Neck pain is a general term describing pain affecting the cervical spine and surrounding tissues.

Torticollis, often referred to as a "stiff neck," is a specific condition in which the neck muscles contract involuntarily, making it difficult and painful to turn the head.

Although both conditions affect the neck, their causes and management may differ.

Yes, a stiff neck is a common reason for seeking chiropractic care.

After a comprehensive assessment and provided there are no contraindications, treatment may include chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue techniques, mobility exercises and practical advice to help restore normal neck movement and reduce discomfort.

Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual patient's needs.

Yes, following an appropriate clinical assessment.

Whiplash is a neck injury commonly caused by road traffic collisions or other sudden acceleration-deceleration forces.

Depending on the severity of the injury, medical imaging or further investigations may be required before treatment begins.

When chiropractic care is appropriate, your treatment plan will be adapted to the stage of recovery and your specific symptoms.

There are many different types of headaches.

Some headaches are associated with muscle tension or dysfunction involving the cervical spine. In these situations, chiropractic care may be considered following a thorough clinical examination.

However, certain headaches require prompt medical assessment. Chiropractors are trained to recognise warning signs and will refer patients when necessary.

Migraine is a complex neurological condition influenced by a variety of factors.

Some people with migraine also experience neck pain or reduced cervical mobility. Following a comprehensive assessment, your chiropractor will determine whether chiropractic care may be appropriate as part of your overall management.

Chiropractic care does not replace medical treatment when ongoing medical management is required.

Prolonged computer use can place increased mechanical stress on the neck, shoulders and upper back.

Factors such as workstation setup, screen height, sitting posture and insufficient movement breaks may all contribute to discomfort.

In addition to treatment, your chiropractor can provide ergonomic advice and recommend exercises to help reduce strain during daily activit.

Yes.

Certain conditions affecting the cervical spine may cause symptoms that radiate into the shoulder, arm or hand.

These symptoms may include:

• Pain
• Tingling
• Numbness
• Muscle weakness

A clinical examination is necessary to identify the cause of these symptoms and determine the most appropriate course of care.

Jaw pain may originate from the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), the muscles involved in chewing, teeth grinding (bruxism), trauma or other conditions.

Symptoms may include:

• Jaw pain
• Clicking or popping sounds
• Difficulty opening the mouth
• Pain while chewing
• Headaches
• Facial muscle tension

A thorough assessment will determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate for your condition.

Yes, when the clinical examination indicates that chiropractic care is appropriate.

Treatment may include gentle manual techniques, soft tissue therapy, exercises and advice to reduce unnecessary strain on the jaw and surrounding muscles.

When appropriate, your chiropractor may work alongside your dentist, orthodontist or other medical practitioner. 

Athletes place significant demands on their muscles, joints and spine through training and competition.

Chiropractors assess movement, joint function and the musculoskeletal system to help manage pain, improve mobility and support recovery following training or injury.

Whether you are a recreational exerciser or a competitive athlete, your treatment plan is tailored to your sport, goals and individual needs.

Absolutely.

Most patients who seek chiropractic care are recreational athletes or people who simply want to stay active.

Whether you enjoy running, cycling, strength training, swimming, yoga, CrossFit®, tennis or team sports, chiropractic care can be adapted to your level of activity and personal goals.

No treatment can completely prevent injuries.

However, maintaining good joint mobility, muscle function, flexibility and movement quality may help reduce certain risk factors associated with sports injuries.

Your chiropractor can also identify movement restrictions and provide personalised advice, rehabilitation exercises and training recommendations.

Yes, provided chiropractic care is appropriate for your condition.

Following a comprehensive assessment, your chiropractor will determine whether conservative treatment is suitable or whether further investigations or referral to another healthcare professional are required.

When indicated, chiropractic care may form part of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation programme.

Not necessarily.

The appropriate time to return to sport depends on several factors, including:

• The type of injury
• Its severity
• Your symptoms
• Your recovery progress
• The demands of your sport

Your chiropractor can guide you through a gradual return-to-sport programme and advise you on which activities can be safely resumed.

Yes.

Runners frequently seek chiropractic care for conditions affecting the lower back, hips, knees, ankles and feet.

Your chiropractor will assess your movement, joint mobility and running-related biomechanics to develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs and training goals.

Yes.

These activities place considerable demands on the musculoskeletal system.

Your chiropractor will adapt the assessment and treatment according to your training routine, movement patterns and performance goals.

Advice on recovery, mobility and exercise progression may also be provided as part of your care plan.

Yes.

Sports involving repetitive movements, rapid changes of direction, jumping or physical contact can place considerable stress on the body.

Whether you participate in football, rugby, basketball, volleyball, tennis, padel, martial arts, boxing or another sport, your chiropractor will tailor treatment to your individual needs and sporting activity.

Recovery is an essential part of improving performance and reducing the risk of injury.

Healthy recovery habits include:

• Getting enough sleep
• Staying well hydrated
• Eating a balanced diet
• Managing training load appropriately
• Performing suitable mobility and recovery exercises

Your chiropractor may also recommend additional strategies based on your sport and individual goals.

No.

Many athletes include chiropractic care as part of their regular health and performance routine.

Regular assessments may help monitor joint mobility, movement quality and musculoskeletal function throughout the season.

The frequency of visits varies according to each athlete's needs, training schedule and personal objectives.

The cost of a chiropractic consultation depends on the type of appointment.

At Cabinet de Chiropraxie Marie Moyen, consultation fees are clearly displayed on the Fees page of the website.

The initial consultation includes a comprehensive assessment to understand your condition and develop an individualised treatment plan.

Insurance coverage varies depending on your health insurance provider and the type of policy you hold.

In Luxembourg, some private health insurance plans or complementary insurance policies may reimburse part or all of the cost of chiropractic care.

We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to confirm your level of coverage before your appointment.

• DKV: 80% up to 1.000€ per year
• Foyer: 80% up to 1.000€ per year
• AXA : 80% up to 700 per year
• CMCM: 50€ to 75€ per year

Yes.

The clinic welcomes patients from Luxembourg, France, Belgium and many other countries.

Thanks to Luxembourg's international community, we regularly care for expatriates, cross-border workers and English-speaking patients looking for personalised chiropractic care.

Cabinet de Chiropraxie Marie Moyen is located in Luxembourg Belair, making it easily accessible for residents, commuters and international patients.

6 Av. du dix Septembre L-2550 Luxembourg-Belair 

For the clinic's address, opening hours and directions, please visit our Contact page.

Booking an appointment is quick and easy.

Appointments can be scheduled online or by contacting the clinic directly.

If you are unsure which appointment type is most appropriate, we will be happy to help you choose the option that best suits your needs.

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There is no standard schedule that applies to everyone.

The recommended frequency of care depends on several factors, including:

• Your condition
• The duration of your symptoms
• Your recovery progress
• Your lifestyle
• Your personal goals

Your chiropractor will discuss a personalised care plan with you and adjust it as your condition evolves.

No.

Although many people seek chiropractic care because of pain, others choose to consult before symptoms become limiting.

Some patients attend chiropractic appointments to help maintain mobility, support an active lifestyle or address minor musculoskeletal concerns before they become more significant.

Yes, following an appropriate clinical assessment.

People often seek chiropractic care after road traffic accidents, falls or sports injuries.

Your chiropractor will first assess your condition to determine whether chiropractic care is appropriate or whether additional medical investigations or referral are required.

Choosing a chiropractor involves considering several factors, including:

• Professional qualifications
• Clinical experience
• Areas of expertise
• Treatment approach
• Communication and patient-centred care

It is also important to choose a healthcare professional who takes the time to perform a thorough assessment, explain your condition clearly and develop a personalised treatment plan.

At Cabinet de Chiropraxie Marie Moyen, every patient receives an individualised assessment and treatment plan based on their specific needs and goals.

The clinic provides chiropractic care for a wide range of patients, including:

• Adults with back, neck and joint pain
• Athletes and physically active individuals
• Pregnant women
• Infants and children
• People seeking to improve mobility and overall musculoskeletal health

Our approach combines evidence-informed chiropractic care, personalised treatment and patient education to help you move better, feel better and return to the activities that matter most to you.