Manual Osteopathy

Manual osteopathy is a gentle, hands-on technique aimed at treating and enhancing the body's function. The practitioner employs four main types of techniques: Osteoarticular Manipulation, Advanced Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Techniques, and Visceral Manipulation. Each technique has specific applications, such as improving joint health, relieving fascia-related pain, balancing the nervous system, and enhancing organ function.

Viewing the body as an interconnected unit, the osteopathy practitioner conducts a comprehensive assessment from head to toe to identify areas of weakness, tenderness, restriction, or strain, particularly focusing on the spine. The techniques used aim to alleviate nerve pressure, enhance blood circulation, improve lymph flow, aid in balance and alignment, and boost the body’s self-healing capabilities. This holistic approach often leads to relief from chronic pain, improved mobility, and a greater sense of overall well-being.

Benefits of Manual Osteopathy:

• Improved blood circulation

• Reduced inflammation

• Increased range of motion

• Reduced joint pain and stiffness

• Increased immune system function