Manual Osteopathy
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"Find it, fix it, leave it alone"
- Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Founder of Osteopathy
- Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Founder of Osteopathy
Motion is a sign of life, everything in the universe is in motion, and our bodies are no different. Everything in our bodies rely on regular movement for health. Manual Osteopathy is a gentle, non-invasive form of treatment that focusus on movement and balance.
Throughout a detailed assessment, a Manual Osteopath will identify imbalances within the body or areas where motion is impaired. Practicing on the foundation that the body has the ability to heal itself in the right environment, a Manual Osteopath will work with their clients to help create these conditions.
Manual Osteopathic Therapy employs a holistic approach, assessing and treating the whole body, rather than only where symptoms are present. This is why treatment is often delivered to areas of the body where symptoms are not noticeable. Manual Osteopaths consider the interconnected relationship between structure and function of the body to treat the root cause of symptoms.
Using their extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology, Manual Osteopaths aim to return motion to areas where it is impaired, remove imbalances within the body, improve mobility, and reduce their pain and stiffness. These goals are achieved through through the following method:
Throughout a detailed assessment, a Manual Osteopath will identify imbalances within the body or areas where motion is impaired. Practicing on the foundation that the body has the ability to heal itself in the right environment, a Manual Osteopath will work with their clients to help create these conditions.
Manual Osteopathic Therapy employs a holistic approach, assessing and treating the whole body, rather than only where symptoms are present. This is why treatment is often delivered to areas of the body where symptoms are not noticeable. Manual Osteopaths consider the interconnected relationship between structure and function of the body to treat the root cause of symptoms.
Using their extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology, Manual Osteopaths aim to return motion to areas where it is impaired, remove imbalances within the body, improve mobility, and reduce their pain and stiffness. These goals are achieved through through the following method:
1. Find it - Figure out the source of the dysfunction or imbalance.
2. Fix it - Hands-on approach to release restrictions and restore range of motion and mobility/motility.
3. Leave it alone - Allow your body self-correct and adjust to the "new normal." Your body will make any necessary internal changes to restore functional balance.
2. Fix it - Hands-on approach to release restrictions and restore range of motion and mobility/motility.
3. Leave it alone - Allow your body self-correct and adjust to the "new normal." Your body will make any necessary internal changes to restore functional balance.
Manual Osteopathic care often includes a variety of approaches including: structural osteopathy, visceral manipulation, manual lymphatic drainage, osteopathic craniosacral therapy, and myofascial remodeling.
Some common health conditions that Manual Osteopathy can help with treating:
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