Osteo Moves

Osteo Moves Osteo Moves applies Osteopathic Manual Techniques using hands on manual therapy for chronic pain.

90min Pain Management treatment which includes your evaluation.

Things come naturally quickly when re occurring structures present pain. Listening to the patient is the greatest treatm...
01/04/2026

Things come naturally quickly when re occurring
structures present pain. Listening to the patient is the greatest treatment first far most.

01/03/2026

The body will tell you where it needs to be healed if you listen with your hands.

12/12/2025

Leg Activation

*It’s not that one leg is longer, it’s the muscles not releasing the leg how it should.

11/16/2025

Osteopathic mobilization for Impingement and a restricted shoulder blade. Inability to lift one’s (abduction) arm with pain can be a symptom to address gently and taking the time to work out the problem

Your back problems don’t need to be complicated nor need surgery 90% of the time or an adjustment. What back pain needs ...
10/12/2025

Your back problems don’t need to be complicated nor need surgery 90% of the time or an adjustment. What back pain needs are skilled eyes to identify what is moving around the back pain thus the skilled practitioner takes the time to use the hands to asess your full muscular skeletal chain.

05/23/2025

Using your visual system for calming your tenses muscles

Osteopathic Cranial Technique for Viscera Regulation The bottom of the spine S2 S3 S4 and Vagus Nerve Sacral area (Sacr...
04/15/2025

Osteopathic Cranial Technique for Viscera Regulation

The bottom of the spine S2 S3 S4 and Vagus Nerve Sacral area (Sacrum) leads to benefits by treating the ligaments and mobilization with Osteopathic Manual treatments which activate fibers from cell bodies attached to our spinal cord.

It’s important to treat both brain stem and Sacrum at the same time when encouraging treatment for

Vagus Nerve
Stomach Issues
Bladder
Spinal Cord
Parasympathetic Nervous system

04/12/2025

Osteopathy allows specific gentle techniques to stimulate ligaments in the lower back. When ligaments in the back are helped it generate needed blood to the area.

04/07/2025

( BICEP FEMORIS) Common injury of strain for the hamstring is done at the long head Bicep Femoris Muscle. The attachment is close to the sit bone high close to the glute. The nagging pain not only needs patience to recover but blood flow to the muscle & tendon with correct contraction and stretching with the proper force. Most importantly the muscle tone of stress needs addressing to work with the therapy for best results, the S1 & S2 innervate the Hamstring Muscle so it’s important to do this first.

03/29/2025

Identifying the correct problem in arm pain stiff neck and tingly or numbness are results of reoccurring habits. Re training our upper neck and shoulders can result in managing the pain we feel. Ulnar Nerve is one of 3 nerves that make our arm functional. Remember our spinal column requires several different types of sensory signals that aid in additional relief in our pain. Vibration, temperature or sharpness are a few we should apply to areas of the stretch to help it along.

03/24/2025

Back pain can be tricky and in regard to it we must assess around the back and most importantly what surrounds the back. Muscles and ligaments hold the Ilium bones as well as movement in our sacrum. Ilium bones support our back and pelvis structure. I feel that this technique adds a great addition to other techniques while releasing restrictions in the back.

12/07/2024

Osteopathy & Mobilization

Does wonders in treating the neck’s restrictions and chronic pain. This gentle technique is small but performs big results effectively, naturally and efficiently. Proper palpation is KEY in applying mobilizing to treat as a whole regardless of pain on one side. We must do both sides and release both sides of the neck methodically.

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501 Goodlette-Frank
Naples, FL
34102

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Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 9am - 12:15pm

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