Description:

Osteopathy is a hands-on technique where the Osteopath focuses on finding the root cause of the illness. An Osteopath addresses the interconnectedness of the body through connective tissue fascia, muscles, bones, blood and other fluids circulating in the body like the cerebrospinal fluid around the brain and the spinal cord. All these parameters form an important part of the diagnostic part of this treatment modality.

The root cause whether it is in the body or the mind, has the ability to manifest in the physical body. Once identified, the treatment involves the use of diverse techniques ranging from a light thrust and gentle physical manipulation of the hard and soft tissues to using a very light touch. This not only helps in re-establishing circulation but also in realigning the structures resulting in improved function, efficiency and a better quality of life.

Osteopathy addresses all the aspects of the body namely musculoskeletal, visceral (soft abdominal organs) and craniosacral (bones of the skull and connected structures).

There are key principles that Osteopathy is based on. A few are:

• The interconnectedness of the body and the mind.

• Blood circulation is required for establishing health and nourishment.

• The body functions as a whole, there is an interconnectedness to it.

• Structure and function are interrelated.

• The body has an inherent ability to heal itself.

  
  

Benefits:

• Improved flexibility and mobility

• Deep sleep

• High energy levels

• Less stress

• Low muscular tension

• Bright mood

• Better memory

• Great mental and physical health

• General improvement in overall health