What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a holistic approach to health that involves assessing, diagnosing, treating, and preventing a range of health issues. Osteopaths use a specialized touch technique called palpation to evaluate posture, joints, skin, muscle tone, and internal organs. Based on their findings, they will discuss a personalized treatment plan, which may involve several sessions depending on whether the condition is acute or chronic.
Osteopathic Manipulative Techniques (OMT) are drug-free and non-invasive, focusing on facilitating the body’s natural self-regulating mechanisms to address tissue strain, stress, or dysfunction. These techniques integrate the musculoskeletal, visceral, and craniosacral systems to promote overall health and work in harmony with other medical treatments.
Without Medicine Treatment:
Osteopathy takes a holistic, drug-free, whole-body approach to take the health of a person to its optimum level, by integrating musculoskeletal, visceral (organs) system and craniosacral (nervous system) together.
Non-Invasive Manual Therapy:
Manual Osteopaths use a highly developed sense of touch called palpation to assess the problem, diagnose and treat.Osteopathic manipulative techniques(OMT) helps in improving circulation and correct altered biomechanics to improve the function of the body and prevent further injury or illness.
Effective way of Treatment:
Osteopathy strives to provide the optimum conditions for health by working with the body’s own healing mechanisms. Manual Osteopath does not concentrate only on the problem area, but uses manual techniques to balance all the body systems, and to provide overall good health and wellbeing.
Techniques Used:
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Palpation
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Stretching
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Soft tissue techniques
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Muscle energy techniques
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Articulation techniques
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Cranial-sacral Osteopathy
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Other manipulations
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Benefits:
Addresses various health issues
Offers preventive care
Promotes overall well-being
Chronic Pain Management: Helps manage and reduce chronic pain
Improved Function and Mobility: Enhances joint function and range of motion