Osteopathy
Osteopathy is a non-invasive manipulative therapy that relies on manual contact for the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of the patient, and aims to restore the psycho-physical balance of the body.
During the osteopathic visit, a causal and not symptomatic approach is used in the treatment of the disorder, this is because the cause of the pain is often located far from the affected area.
Osteopathy considers the human being as a dynamic unit of functions , whose state of health is determined not only by the body, but also by the mind and spirit.
The patient is therefore evaluated as a whole as a system composed of muscles, skeletal structures, nerves and internal organs.
Pain Relief
Osteopathy works on the root causes of pain, relieving muscle tension and improving the body's balance.
It is ideal for back pain, joint pain and neck pain.
Recovery of mobility
Using gentle manual techniques, osteopathy restores the natural mobility of joints and tissues. This promotes an active and limitless life.
Improved general well-being
Osteopathy is not limited to treating specific pain or dysfunction, but aims to restore the overall balance of the body. Through manual techniques that stimulate blood circulation, lymphatic drainage and the nervous system, it promotes better communication between the various body systems.
WHAT DOES THE VISIT CONSIST OF?
Osteopathy considers the human being as a dynamic unit of functions, whose state of health is determined not only by the body, but also by the mind and spirit.
The patient is therefore evaluated as a whole as a system composed of muscles, skeletal structures, nerves and internal organs.
Through palpation, pain and malfunctions of the body are perceived and, by manipulating the connective tissue system, healing is stimulated, the interconnection and mutual influence between the musculoskeletal, vascular and neurological systems are analyzed.
Osteopathy sessions are effective in treating various disorders such as lumbago, sciatica, cervicalgia, neuralgia, headaches, arthrosis, discopathy, joint and muscle pain from trauma, balance disorders, congestive conditions, gynecological and digestive disorders.