Osteopathy and self-healing go hand in hand
Healing begins and ends with you. Osteopaths work with their clients to initiate and maintain a self-healing routine, whether that be through exercises, wellness, or even a change of mindset.
Nerves in the body affect digestion
There are specific nerves located along the spine, which actually
affect the digestive system. Through massage and other related therapies, osteopaths can help to correct these specific nerve points and get the digestive system back on track, which is especially useful for IBS sufferers.
Bad posture can cause ongoing headaches
Ah, the dreaded headache. Often our posture and screen time are direct culprits of that nagging headache, and since our joints all connect, osteopaths can often pinpoint where in the body the headache is surfacing from and massage through the tense and connecting muscles.
Sleeping better doesn’t always require a visit to the sleep clinic
A misalignment of nerves within the body and the vertebrae can trouble your central nervous system and cause insomnia. Osteopaths can find this source of disruption and use specific techniques to create balance in these specific nerves. They can also suggest
the best sleeping positions for particular conditions.
Osteopathy treatment can help to relieve toxins
Releasing toxins can be maintained through massage and therapies like articulation and soft tissue release.
Osteopathy isn’t an ageist treatment, it can benefit babies too
No matter your age, osteopathy can benefit you.
Cranial osteopathy can especially help any unsettled babies or babies who’ve had difficult births, specifically by easing their tension and calmly rebalancing the joints in their bodies head to toe.
Vertigo can disappear with a decrease in joint pressure
While osteopathy can’t treat all vertigo conditions, it’s an extremely beneficial solution to
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. Treatments include the alleviation of pressure in the body and balancing of the senses.
The lumbar and pelvic regions can disrupt pelvic floor function
If you’re a woman plagued with pelvic floor issues, I’m sure you’ve researched your fair share of guidance on the topic, and it’s not an easy one to navigate. Osteopaths can look at these related issues and link together their likely culprits, as they use
techniques to steady the lumbar, sacral and pelvic areas, which all link back to the functionality of the pelvic floor.
Osteopathy treatment can kickstart your energy engine
When our bodies are in turmoil or a state of discomfort, it’s natural to feel distressed or out of whack. With osteopathy easing painful joints and collectively harmonizing the body, our energy and mood can drastically improve following one or more osteopath sessions.