Osteopathic Practitioners help to maintain, improve or restore the normal physiological function of interrelated body structures and systems. Each structure (bones, muscles, organs, fascia…) in the body supports the body’s functions. If a structure is damaged, out of position, or otherwise not working efficiently, the body will not function at its best.
2. The natural flow of the body’s fluids – lymphatic, vascular, and neurological – to be preserved and maintained.
3. The human body is the sum of its parts. It’s not only physical but includes the emotional, social, spiritual, and cognitive systems. They should work in harmony because they don’t work independently.
4. When the body has no restrictions, it has the inherent ability to heal itself. Why would you come to an Osteopathic Practitioner
- sports injuries, mobility issues, work strains, pregnancy care, infant ailments, children's growing pains, sinusitis, TMJ, headaches, hip and knee replacements, scar tissue relief, tendonitis and more...
The benefits of being treated by an Osteopathic Practitioner may include:
• addresses the underlying causes of pain
• offers pain relief through non-invasive treatment
• diminishes trauma resulting from accidents
• facilitates and encourages the body to heal itself
• safe and uniquely suited for individuals of all ages
• helps the body adapt to hormonal and structural changes
