All In One Therapy

On your first visit, a complete health history, your current health conditions, concerns and treatments are discussed. A full overall physical and functional examination is conducted. The findings of the assessment and a treatment plan is discussed with you. Referrals to other health care practitioners is recommended when appropriate. Treatment may involve an extensive range of hands-on techniques; soft tissue stretching, deep tactile pressure, mobilization and/or gentle adjustments of the soft tissues and joints. The frequency of treatments recommended is based on assessment findings. Adequate time between visits is required to allow your body to integrate the changes that occur from one treatment to the next. You may be asked to sit or recline on the examination table; loose, comfortable clothing is recommended.

Common issues we have been treated with Manual Osteopathy

Neck pain , Back pain, Sciatica, Headaches and Migraines, Jaw pain (TMJ disorder)

Bursitis and Tendinitis, Joint Pain and Arthritis, Motor Vehicle Accident related pain

Sports Injury related pain (including concussions), Overuse / Repetitive Strain Injury related pain

Fibromyalgia, And more………………

Osteopathic treatment techniques include:

Myofascial, Connective Tissue & Neuromuscular Therapies – returns muscles and fascia to their original length, thus removing strain from joints and organs---

Cranial Osteopathy – attends to the underlying biorhythm and motion of the dural membranes and fluid which surround and invest the brain and spinal cord, and which influence cellular exchange throughout the whole body;

Visceral Mobilization - relieves stressful forces acting on internal organs or their suspensory ligaments, which improves mobility & blood flow, and helps the organ function more effectively;

Osteoarticular Corrections - gentle realignment of bony joints to encourage efficient weight bearing and movement, and normalize associated function;

Muscle Energy Techniques - relaxes tight muscles and re-educates the nervous system, which controls muscle activity and greatly influences circulation