What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a precise form of manual therapy that works to restore proper motion to the body. An osteopathic practitioner views the body as an interconnected unit and understands that pain and injury can be the result of dysfunction both near and far from the injury site. This therapeutic approach addresses a variety of body systems to restore function and help the body heal itself.
Osteopathy is covered by most insurance companies; however, please check with your insurance provider for individual needs.
When To Choose Osteopathy
What you might already know…
Acute pain or injury (sports injuries, pre/post pregnancy symptoms, SI joint, back or neck pain etc.)
Chronic pain (fibromyalgia, arthritis, low back pain)
Concussion
Digestive problems
Headaches and Migraines
Muscle spasms
Nerve Pain or Nerve conditions
Postural problems
Re-occurring injuries (muscle pulls, ankle sprains, back pain, and more)
What you might not have known...
Acid reflux/heart burn
Breathing difficulties
Chronic bladder infections
Constipation and/or Loose Stool
Frozen shoulder
Incontinence
Pain and discomfort associated with menstruation
Post-surgical recovery (c-sections, orthopaedic, mastectomy, lumpectomy, etc)
Respiratory difficulties