Dr. Ryan Christensen DO- Traditional Osteopath & Chief Wellness Officer

10/11/2025

Ever wondered what healing feels like here?

At Still Waters Osteopathy, our studios are more than just a place for hands-on care—they’re a haven where you’re greeted with tea, welcomed by corgis, and surrounded by art and comfort. This is what demedicalized, whole-person healing looks like: cozy, joyful, and always focused on YOU.

Whether you’re navigating a complex chronic condition, seeking gentle pediatric care, or simply ready for a new approach, our doors are open—no white coats, just expert hands and genuine connection.

Curious about our unique way of healing? Call or text 248-690-7070 to schedule your first visit. 🐾

10/09/2025

What if recovery starts with gentle hands?

For those living with ME/CFS or Long COVID, hope can feel out of reach. The Perrin Technique is a science-backed, hands-on approach that helps your body clear toxins and restore balance—addressing the root, not just the symptoms.

Developed by Dr. Raymond Perrin and trusted worldwide, this method focuses on the lymphatic system, nervous system, and fascia to support real, lasting healing. At Still Waters Osteopathy, Dr. Christensen brings advanced training and personal experience to every session—so you feel seen, heard, and empowered.

Curious about how the Perrin Technique could support your journey? Call 248-690-7070 or visit stillwatersosteopathy.com to learn more or book your first visit. 🌿

You are not alone on this path. Let’s explore what’s possible—together.

10/07/2025

Hope for ME/CFS and Long COVID sufferers.

At Still Waters Osteopathy, we’re pioneering the Perrin Technique—a gentle, hands-on approach developed to address the root causes of chronic fatigue syndromes. Unlike conventional treatments, this method targets impaired lymphatic drainage and autonomic imbalance, aiming to restore your body’s natural healing capacity.

Dr. Ryan Christensen, DO, trained directly by Dr. Perrin, brings science-backed expertise and a compassionate touch to every session. Our patients often arrive after years of frustration, seeking answers. They leave with real progress, renewed energy, and a sense of possibility.

Curious about how the Perrin Technique could help your clients or loved ones? Connect with us to explore collaborative care or schedule a conversation.

08/14/2024

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06/25/2024

Cmon down! It’ll be a good time! Featuring Ashley Pyle Music!

We're a week away!

Join us Monday, July 1 at 7pm for an evening of Osteopathy and Live, Local Music! 🎶

Also included in the evening:
-Live treatment demos
-Norwex petting zoo
-Exclusive booking discounts
-a parfait bar!

Our Sol Studio is located at 4405 S Baldwin Rd, Suite H - at the intersection of Baldwin and Judah Rd.

T-minus six days! Mark your calendars!

06/25/2024

Osteopathy turns 150!

This recently re-discovered video was originally produced in the mid 1980's. Andrew Weil MD introduces Robert Fulford DO FCA, and includes a discussion of Os...

05/21/2024

Ryan Christensen, DO at the AAO Physician Wellness room at Michigan Osteopathic Association Annual Spring Conference giving an educational OMT session to American Osteopathic Association President-elect Teresa A. Hubka, DO, FACOOG (Dist.)!

See us until 5pm today or 10am-5pm Saturday in the Cambridge room.

02/01/2024

Head trauma in kids has a consequence we are missing! mTBI treated osteopathically helps relieve these associated sequelae that we are just beginning to capture in the literature and our osteopathic mentors screened children closely for small "bumps on the head" and the sequelae. What these authors probably can't yet appreciate is how these injuries impair the craniosacral mechanism leading to symptoms. Very interesting read!

10.1542/6341117128112Video AbstractPEDS-VA_2023-0623406341117128112OBJECTIVES. Recent studies document an association between mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) in children and postinjury psychiatric disorders. However. these studies were subject to limitations in the design, lack of long-term fo...