Osteopathy

Osteopathy consists of using a variety of techniques to relax muscles, increase one’s range of motion or articulation, decreasing the stress on the joints by addressing the underlying cause of pain and immobility whether it be trauma, injury, or general aging. Chronic pain can be alleviated through osteopathic adjustments along with tension headaches and migraine headaches. With less pain comes more complete sleep, improved mood, and state of mind.
There is much focus on stretching and moving stiff joints to reduce the pain and stiffness in muscles and joints and tension in the body which is the complaint of so many. Massage and pressure to release and relax muscles is key to regaining movement. Numbness, scars, and adhesions can be reduced further clearing blockages and promoting healing. By addressing the interconnectedness of the joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, more in-depth and lasting healing is achieved.
Spinal issues resulting from poor posture or spinal disk injuries can be treated with proper manipulation to bring about change and relief. Conditions such as nerve pain, scoliosis, other disc ailments, and plantar fasciitis, can be helped by an Osteopath, along with chronic infections and digestive issues such as constipation and IBS.
Pregnancy changes and challenges can be met along with osteopathic treatments getting help with headaches, back and pelvis pain, joint swelling, elevated blood pressure, lack of sleep, etc.
Osteopathy offers an increase in energy levels, circulation, and one’s overall wellness on many levels and is a valuable healing modality when it comes to regaining range of motion and alleviating pain. Highly recommended!
For athletes, repetitive trauma such as sprains, strains, injuries, spasms, joint pain, and various imbalances are treated with careful adjustments to promote relief and healing.
The elderly in particular can benefit from Osteopathic adjustments to deal with the discomfort and pain relating to pain, arthritis and inflammation, stiffness, diminished range of motion in joints, and other diseases limiting motion.
