We have OVER 20 YEARS of experience in treating children with various medical complaints. The practice is unique in the Netherlands due to its combination of regular and integrative (complementary) treatments. The practice is run by Dr. Buskin, an English and Dutch-speaking paediatrician who personally provides all care, ensuring continuity and a thorough understanding of each child’s needs. Consultations are typically two to three times longer than standard hospital appointments. In many other countries paediatric specialists are the only doctor’s treating children and this practice aims to provide the same specialist care.

Conventional medical treatments do not always fully resolve a child’s complaints, and in such cases families may consider complementary or integrative approaches. Given the wide range of alternative therapies available, making an informed choice can be challenging. Homeopathy is one of the best-known complementary treatment methods and is particularly well suited for children due to its gentle nature. It is considered safe and is associated with little to no side effects. This practice offers an integrated treatment approach that combines conventional medical knowledge and pharmaceutical therapies with carefully selected complementary medicine. In essence, you have the best of both worlds.

The practice deals with a wide spectrum of childhood problems:
– Chronic colds
– Asthma and recurrent shortness of breath in young children
– Crying and irritable babies
– Allergies eg. hay fever, dust mites and pollen allergies
– Eating problems in young children and poor weight gain
– Abdominal complaints like constipation, reflux and others
– Skin problems including eczema, skin infections, warts
– Incontinence, and bed wetting
– Recurrent respiratory infections
– Constipation
– Children who are often ill

The clinic works closely with a broad network of medical practitioners. When necessary, your child can be referred for further investigation or treatment within the hospital system, including specialist paediatricians such as paediatric cardiologists, endocrinologists  or paediatric gastroenterologists. Referrals may also be made to other medical specialists, including dermatologists and ear, nose and throat (ENT) doctors in both clinics and hospitals.

Paramedics and other alternative and complementary practitioners such as physiotherapists, speech therapists and osteopaths can also be involved in the treatment. Examples are:
– Physiotherapists
– Speech therapists
– Osteopaths
– Dietitians
– Psychologists

The clinic aims to stay as up to date as possible with effective treatments, both within and beyond the conventional medical system.