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04/13/2024

Meet Ruby! A beautiful poodle who unfortunately was inside of her owner’s vehicle, when another driver rear ended them. As a result, Ruby has been dealing with concussion symptoms, nausea, vomiting and change in overall behaviour for one year. This was the difference in the appearance of her eyes after only ONE OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT. We focused on cranial therapy, a spinal tension release (whiplash relief), a diaphragm tension release and vagus nerve releases to help minimize all her symptoms.

01/12/2024

Here’s an additional tip on what you can do to help reduce your acid reflux AT HOME!

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02/19/2023

Animals need osteopathy too! Ailments osteopathy can assist with include joint issues of the spine, hips knees, pre and post surgical injuries as well as limping to name a few.

02/11/2023

How Osteopathy Can Help Dogs

Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that can benefit dogs in a variety of ways, from pain relief to improved mobility. Osteopathy is a holistic approach to health and healing, focusing on the connection between the body’s structure and its function. Osteopaths use a hands-on approach to assess and treat the musculoskeletal system, aiming to restore balance and harmony within the body.

Osteopathy can be used to help treat a range of conditions in dogs, from arthritis to hip dysplasia. One of the main benefits of osteopathy for dogs is pain relief. Osteopaths can identify areas of tension and tightness, and use gentle massage techniques to relieve pain and discomfort. Osteopathy can also help to improve range of motion and flexibility, by releasing contracted and restricted muscles. This can help dogs who are suffering from conditions such as arthritis, which can cause stiffness and reduced mobility. Osteopathy can also be beneficial for dogs who have suffered an injury.

Osteopaths can help to reduce swelling and inflammation, and can assist in the healing process. Osteopathy can also be used to help prevent further injury by restoring balance to the body and encouraging correct posture. This can be especially beneficial for working and sporting dogs, who are more prone to injury due to the demands of their activities. As well as being beneficial for treating existing conditions and injuries, osteopathy can also be used to help improve overall health and wellbeing.

Osteopathy is a safe and effective treatment for dogs. Osteopaths use a range of gentle techniques and exercises to assess and treat the body, with the aim of restoring balance and harmony. Osteopathy can be used to help treat existing conditions, as well as to help prevent further injury and improve overall health and wellbeing. Osteopathy can be a valuable addition to any dog’s healthcare regime, offering a vast range of benefits.

02/10/2023

ANXIETY: PART 2 of 2: How to develop perspective to make you better, calmer and more effective when dealing with your problems.

01/21/2023

BACK PAIN?! Maybe your back is unstable… Here’s how you can test yourself at home and how to potentially fix it!

01/12/2023

Imagining like X-rays and MRI’s are NOT a good indication of what is causing your pain. Here’s a story about one of my clients that was told, “your X-ray results are negative; the pain is in your head….”

01/10/2023

Get Rid of Heart Burn AT HOME!
Full version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3SPBy0eTu6E

01/08/2023

Episode 103!! Learn how to assess your own jaw issues! After listening to the podcast episode, you may be surprised to learn your jaw pain isn’t even coming from your jaw! https://open.spotify.com/episode/16Q1wf1O4yKqivIUy6VHe2?si=bTUMo287Sx-pqAwpzXeZnA

01/05/2023

Here’s three exercises for your sinuses you’ll wish you knew sooner!

01/03/2023

Watch this dog go from limping to trotting in 15 minutes!

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12/30/2022

Here’s 2 techniques you can do at home to help reduce your symptoms of acid reflux! Want a more in-depth version? Check out my YouTube video where I go into detail of how to perform these techniques on yourself: https://youtu.be/3SPBy0eTu6E