Osteopath Saigon - Jules Rampal

25/12/2025

More and more patients trust me, and I am very grateful for that and for my profession. Yesterday, after I answered a question asked by a patient, they told me "It's good to talk to someone who loves their job", and I am glad people can feel it through the way I explain osteopathy.

Bon bout d'an to my family and friends. And thanks to everybody who made it possible for me to work in so many different countries. I look forward to helping even more people 2026.

Cheers,
Jules

19/12/2025

🇬🇧 CMI respectfully extend our best wishes to you and your family for a peaceful, warm and joyous Christmas, and a New Year 2026 marked by prosperity, stability and continued success.

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17/12/2025

07/12/2025

Osteopathy for pregnant women really is an amazing treatment. It's actually the kind of session that I love and that reminds me why I am an osteopath.

It also comes with this idea that patients are ongoing processes. My job is to find parts that are resisting the direction my patient is taking. Gently, through touch, we offer the body a different option. An option with less tension, less pain.

20/11/2025

Most people think this is an adult skull… but look closer!
This beautiful vintage illustration is the occipital bone of a newborn baby. 👶🏻
At birth, the occipital bone isn’t one single piece — it’s made of four separate parts you can clearly see here:
• The squamous part above (the big curved “bowl”)
• The two lateral (condylar) parts on the sides
• The basilar part at the bottom front These four pieces are still separated by cartilage in babies and only fully fuse together later in childhood.

That’s why the back of a baby’s skull feels a bit “segmented” and why the foramen magnum looks so wide — there’s still space between the parts! Mind blown yet? The human body starts as a puzzle… and slowly becomes one solid bone. And the "puzzle" is what allows osteopaths like myself to help your baby get rid of their flat head for example.

But there's more. Between the parts, some nerves can be disturbed. And those nerves control latching, digestion, neck tensions...



Xương chẩm của trẻ sơ sinh đấy các bạn ơi! Còn chia thành 4 mảnh riêng biệt, chưa liền nhau đâu

19/11/2025

When a patient comes and sees me for a given issue, I usually know a bit more than them about it. Even though this could be discussed since they actually experience the ailment.

But outside of what they know and what I know, we know as much. When you think this way, you gain a lot of humility.

Hopefully we can work together and find what helps them 🙏🏻

03/11/2025

Discover osteopathy in Vietnam, a non-invasive manual therapy. I have been working as an osteopath for 15 years in different countries, treating adults, kids, newborns and helping people towards a better health.

02/11/2025

Osteopathy is an amazing tool for babies with a flat head. The work would be applied to the skull, obviously, but not only as we need to balance the whole body in order to secure results.

Flat heads often appear with torticolis and osteopathy is a non-invasive approach to treat it.

24/08/2025

That's how osteopaths solve issues. Not the techniques, but the reasoning. How we put our mind to work and how we see things that others would not even see (hence they can't treat it).

06/08/2025

Haha you thought it was a different baby, gotcha!! Osteopathy is amazing, and don't listen to people who tell you it will get better with time.

02/08/2025

So many pregnant women are helped by osteopathy. Far from the whole cracking therapy you can see online, a properly trained osteopath will find what is abnormal and adjust it back to normal. It is safe and pain-free.

28/07/2025

A smart physio works with an osteopath.
Athletes work with osteopaths and physios.
Why wouldn't you?