Osteopathy

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Osteopathy is a holistic, noninvasive form of manual therapy. It is a way of detecting, treating, and preventing health problems by moving, stretching, and massaging a person’s muscles and joints.

Osteopathic practitioners aim to improve overall health across the body system by manipulating and strengthening the muscoskeletal framework- aiming to improve your quality of life.

Benefits of Osteopathy

Osteopathy is based on the principle that the wellbeing on an individual depends on their bones, muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue functioning smoothly together.

  • Increased joint mobility

  • Tension relief in muscles

  • Reduced pain

  • Enhanced blood supply to your tissues- reducing inflammation

  • Accelerate healing from injuries or trauma

  • Correct postural imbalances

  • Stimulation of the lymphatic system

  • Enhanced stability and balance

Is Osteopathy right for you?

An Osteopathic practitioner will focus on the joints, muscles, and spine. The treatment aims to positively affect the body’s nervous, circulatory, and lymphatic systems. The practitioner does not concentrate on only the problem area, but rather uses manual techniques to balance the body system as a whole.

Techniques include stretching, gentle pressure, and resistance- also known as Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.

Osteopathy may be beneficial for you if you struggle with any of the following-

Lower Back, Neck, or Shoulder pain
Arthritis
Issues with the Pelvis, Hips, and Legs
Muscle and Joint pain associated with driving, work, or pregnancy
Tennis Elbow
Tendonitis
Poor Posture

This healing method has a wide array of uses and can effectively reduce pain. Moreover, it relieves headaches, decreases the stress on your joints, and removes the root cause of your symptoms.

Wondering if Osteopathy is right for you? We are happy to answer any questions or concerns!

Frequently Asked Questions

  • During a consultation, your Osteopathic Practitioner will take a detailed health history to understand the various factors contributing to your complaint. They will assess your whole body before focusing on particular regions as required. Treatment consists of a series of hands-on techniques to release tension, restore balance, and integrate the multiple systems of the body. The patient may be asked to remove some of their clothing near the area of the body to be examined to allow postural assessment. If it would make you feel more comfortable, please bring a loose fitting top and shorts with you.

    The Osteopathic practitioner will then discuss the most appropriate treatment plan with the patient. Collaborative care with another modaliy may be recommended.

  • Osteopathic Practitioners are specially trained to treat a variety of common conditions including, but not limited to-

    Sports injuries, Acute and chronic spinal pain, Headaches, Migraines, TMJ disorders, Asthma, Disc injuries, Digestive problems: IBS, constipation, acid reflux etc., Osteoarthritis, Joint pain, Repetitive strain injuries, Postural complaints, Whiplash and accident trauma

  • Our Osteopathic practitioner will see clients aged 16+. Older children often benefit from Osteopathic treatment of a wide range of common complaints such as sinus and postural problems. For adults, Osteopathic treatment offers the option of drug-free pain relief, eases the physical wear and tear associated with aging, and can improve mobility and reduce inflammation, all of which enhance overall quality of life and independence

    If you are unsure whether Osteopathic care is suitable for you please contact our admin team to put you in touch with one of our practitioners, and they will be happy to advise you accordingly.

  • While we cannot directly bill your benefits for your Osteopathic appointments, Osteopathy is covered under most major extended health insurance providers. Please consult your specific plan to confirm.

    If you are unsure if your benefits cover Osteopathy, please reach out to our admin team, or your benefits provider directly.