About Osteopathy
WHAT IS OSTEOPATHY?
Osteopathy isn't about masking symptoms or pushing through pain. It's an evidence-based approach that's been scientifically shown to improve not just pain, but also anxiety, quality of life, and overall health.¹
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The treatment focuses on understanding what your body is trying to tell you and addressing the actual problem—whether that's old injuries, scar tissue, chronic inflammation, or the lingering effects of stress and trauma.
Your Body Knows How to Heal When Given the Chance
Osteopathy recognizes that dysfunction can occur anywhere in your body. I use gentle techniques to mobilize every kind of tissue:
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Bones and joints to restore proper movement
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Fascia and muscles to release restrictions
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Nerves to eliminate entrapment
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Blood vessels and lymph to improve circulation
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Organs to restore healthy function
After treatment, restored flow allows the body to do what it does best—heal itself.
Comprehensive Assessment
I look at how all your body's systems work together—bones, organs, nerves, circulation—to find and fix the real problem, not just treat isolated symptoms.
Whole-Body Treatment
From craniosacral therapy for your nervous system to visceral manipulation for organ function, I address the interconnected patterns that keep you stuck in pain.
References
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Booth, E. R. (2006). History of Osteopathy. JOLANDOS eK.
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Sillem, M., et al. (2016). Osteopathy for endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain–a pilot study. Geburtshilfe Und Frauenheilkunde, 76(09), 960-963.