What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathy was founded by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, an American doctor, in the late 1800’s. It is a gentle, hands-on manual therapy, individualized for each patient and uses an extensive understanding of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and osteopathic philosophy. The osteopathic manual practitioner uses a holistic approach to reduce and resolve tension, strains, stress and dysfunction in all areas of the body. The treatments help restore balance within and between all the systems of the body: musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, neurological, cranial and visceral (internal organs of the body).

Which condition can be treated in osteopathy?

Osteopathic Practitioners treat more than you think! Osteopathy is safe for people of all ages, from babies to the elderly. Osteopathic Practitioners treat a wide range of conditions and problems including:

● Back & neck pain ● Sciatica
● Pelvic imbalances

● Whiplash
● Headaches

● Hip, knee, ankle & foot pain
● Shoulder, elbow, wrist pain

● Sinus issues
● Sports or work related injuries

● Joint and muscle pain, sprains & strains

● Osteoarthritis

● Postural issues

● Digestive, respiratory, menstrual problems

● Pregnancy & postpartum related pain

● Babies & children

What osteopathy practitioners do and how is it different from other therapists?
Manual osteopathy practitioners use techniques to influence joints, muscles, nerves, circulation, connective tissue and internal organ’s function, so osteopaths try to have an all-encompassing “big picture” approach to diagnosis and management. Osteopathy therapists focus on the health of the entire body, rather than just the injured or affected part. They look at how your skeleton, joints, muscles, nerves, circulatory system, connective tissue and internal organs function as a whole body unit. They also use manual techniques, mobilization and manipulation of the joint, as well as soft tissue release and exercises. Cranio-sacral and visceral techniques are also used in osteopathy.(Internal organ treatment such as diaphragm, liver, kidney, etc.)

Does Insurance cover osteopathy treatment ?

Yes, 80% of people have osteopathy insurance coverage

Cure Osteopathy

TMJ mobilization and soft tissue technique