Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy based on the assumption that the body forms a unit in which all systems are interconnected. It focuses on restoring balance in the body and activating the body's self-healing powers. Our osteopaths use gentle but effective techniques to release blockages, relieve pain and improve quality of life.
Treatment of the internal organs
Visceral osteopathy focuses on the diagnosis and support of disorders of the internal organs and their surroundings. Gentle mobilization techniques are used to release tension in the tissue in order to promote organ function and alleviate complaints such as digestive disorders or breathing problems.
Treatment of the musculoskeletal system
Parietal osteopathy focuses on supporting joints, muscles and connective tissue. Manual techniques are used to release blockages, promote mobility and reduce pain. This method is often used for muscle tension and joint problems.
Gentle treatment of the cranium and spine
Craniosacral osteopathy uses gentle techniques to support the central nervous system and the flow of fluids in the body. This method is often used to treat headaches, neck pain, migraines and stress symptoms. The aim is to promote the body's natural balance and activate its self-healing powers.
Release of adhesions and tension
Fasciae are connective tissue structures that run through the entire body and support muscle mobility. Fascia treatment releases adhesions and tension in order to improve flexibility and range of motion and alleviate discomfort.
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Osteopathy can help with a variety of complaints, both acute and chronic. It is particularly effective for back and neck pain, headaches, tension, joint problems and in the treatment of complaints relating to the musculoskeletal system. It is also often used to support healing after injuries.
Osteopathy is usually carried out using gentle and non-invasive techniques. Some treatments may produce a slight pulling or pressure sensation, but usually the techniques are painless. The aim is to treat the body in a way that promotes relaxation and healing.
The number of sessions required depends on the type and severity of the symptoms. In many cases, just a few sessions are enough to achieve noticeable improvements. The therapist will usually provide an assessment and discuss the treatment plan with the patient.
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