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 Manual Osteopathy

What is manual osteopathy?

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Manual osteopathy is a healthcare profession that seeks to help the body heal itself, using its innate force, by tending the musculoskeletal system, and removing blockages that could affect the blood flow to different organs. The discipline was created by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still in 1874. Manual osteopathy could be practiced in many ways but my preference is using it to treat musculoskeletal issues. This could be done by utilizing mobilizations, rehabilitation, physiotherapy modalities, and osteopathic muscle work.  

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Senior Therapy

Lifestyle and Osteopathy

As a nutritionist, I help my clients with one type of lifestyle adjustments to live a healthier life. Two of the other aspect of lifestyle are exercising (being active) and having a healthy musculoskeletal system (including having a good posture). As a manual osteopath I can help you with those.

Physiotherapy

Treatments

As a manual osteopath I employ manual therapy, rehab exercises, and physiotherapy modalities to treat you. Here are some examples of what I can help you with:

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Neck pain

Mid back pain

Low back pain

Some headaches

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Tennis elbow

Golfer's elbow

Sciatica

Disc injuries

Knee pain

Foot/ankle pain

Arm/hand pain

Wrist pain

Physiotherapy

Why Did I Choose Manual Osteopathy

Manual Osteopathy can be a great adjunction to my nutrition practice. Nutrition helps with one's lifestyle to promote a healthier body, and so does manual osteopathy. While good nutrition helps one tend to their internal integrity, manual osteopathy tends to their frame. Utilizing manual osteopathy, I can ensure my clients are active, exercise in balance and moderation, have a healthy frame, and do not harbor pain. These in turn might reduces their stress too, adding to a healthier lifestyle. I specifically prefer manual osteopathy's gentle approach, which allows me to be more effective in treating those who might suffer from  inflammatory arthritis, like rheumatoid arthritides or fibromyalgia.  

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