Osteopaths in Bern with caring hearts and hands
Trained in the UK, recognised by most Swiss insurances and available on Saturdays too – we, Johanna Sitaras, Anna Schmidt and Vitor da Costa, are here for you.
These insurances contribute to the costs
We welcome you in the Weissenbühl neighbourhood
Osteopath Johanna Sitaras
I completed a 4-year Master’s degree in osteopathy in England and have been practising in Switzerland since 2020. I’m happy to treat you gently using rhythmic techniques for acute and chronic complaints. In my free time I love playing padel, enjoy cooking and partner dancing.
Osteopath Anna Schmidt
From 7 September 2026, I’ll be joining the team while Johanna is on maternity leave. I also completed a 4-year Master’s degree in osteopathy in England and have been practising in Switzerland since 2025. German-, French- and English-speaking patients are in good hands with me – especially with headaches and joint complaints. I don’t play padel yet, but in my free time I love singing, playing badminton and hiking.
Osteopath Vitor Abreu da Costa
I also studied osteopathy for 4 years in England and have been practising in Switzerland since 2022. English-, Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking patients are welcome, and I particularly enjoy treating chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. Outside work, I of course love challenging Johanna at padel.
CHF 168
Initial appointment 60 min
CHF 105 - 154
Follow-up appointment approx. 35–55 min
We treat
- Chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia
- Mothers before/after pregnancy
- Back and neck pain
- Sciatica and other trapped nerve issues
- Shoulder pain of all kinds, including frozen shoulder
- Osteoarthritis and general joint stiffness
- Muscle strains and sports injuries
- Jaw joint problems, bruxism & tinnitus
Frequently asked questions we hear
What to wear for the treatment, which payment methods we offer and where to park easily – we’re happy to answer your questions in advance.
Osteopathy vs. chiropractic vs. physiotherapy
What’s the difference between these three therapies? We get asked this so often that we’ve put together an overview.
