Acupuncture in Nijmegen

Welcome to De Zijderoute in Nijmegen, at Gerard Noodtstraat 119. Here Zohar Steg treats you with acupuncture and IPRA123. Zohar has worked as an acupuncturist since 1998 and always works one-on-one. The approach is the same as in Amsterdam: really listening, finding the cause and matching the treatment to your pace.

What can we help you with?

The practice mainly treats muscle and joint pain - from long-term strain, sports, lots of sitting at a desk, or stress that gets stuck in your body. You're also welcome with stress, anxiety and low mood. Pain and tension often feed each other, so we look at both.

• Acupuncture (first treatment with a full intake, and follow-ups)
• IPRA123 (also as IPRA123 Flexible)
• Acupuncture or IPRA123 + Shiatsu oil massage
• Massage (Tuesday)

What is IPRA123?

IPRA123 stands for Immediate Pain Relief Acupuncture. Zohar developed the method in 2019. It's an acupuncture technique for muscle and joint pain, rooted in traditional Chinese medicine. It combines hands-on treatment with targeted acupuncture, focusing on opening and relaxing the fascia. During the treatment you work directly with movement.

Opening hours

By appointment only.

Address

De Zijderoute Nijmegen
Gerard Noodtstraat 119, 6511 ST Nijmegen

• “When I came to Zohar, after years, a friend had already tried to convince me. Back then I could only walk five minutes at a time. After six treatments, I walk forty minutes at a time, rest five minutes, and can go on another long walk. Why did I put up with that pain for so many years?”

  Hanneke

• “For three years I had back pain every day. Surfing and dancing, which I love so much, weren't possible anymore. I'd already given up surfing - until yesterday, when I booked a holiday to Hawaii :-)”

  Jan

• “I was a professional volleyball player until I had to stop because of terrible back pain that lasted six years. Thanks to Zohar, I'm playing again after six years, and pain-free.”

  Aharon

Names have been changed for privacy reasons. The experiences are real.

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