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Osteopathy is a holistic healthcare approach, focusing on the musculoskeletal system and its relationship with overall health and using touch to assess tissue health and function and usually also to provide treatment. By addressing structural imbalances and improving movement, osteopaths aim to enhance the body's natural ability to heal. Within those parameters though diagnosis and treatment approaches can vary widely and it is important that you choose an osteopath who will give you the care you are expecting . Below, we highlight the various types of osteopathy, with the emphasis on structural osteopathy, currently the cornerstone of care at our practice. 1. Structural Osteopathy Structural osteopathy is central to what we do. This approach targets the body’s structural components, including muscles, bones, and joints, to alleviate pain and improve mobility. Techniques we use include:
2. Cranial Osteopathy Cranial osteopathy is a gentle technique focusing on the subtle movements of the skull and its influence on the central nervous system. It is often used for:
3. Visceral Osteopathy Visceral osteopathy addresses the body’s internal organs and their connections to the musculoskeletal system. We don't currently offer visceral osteopathy 4. Classical Osteopathy Classical osteopathy builds on the foundational principles of osteopathy as developed by its founder, Andrew Taylor Still. It emphasizes treating the whole body as a connected unit, focusing on balance and harmony. Practitioners use a combination of structural techniques and rhythmic movements to:
5. Paediatric Osteopathy Paediatric osteopathy is designed for infants, children, and adolescents, addressing their unique developmental needs. We don't currently offer paediatric osteopathy Why Structural Osteopathy is key at our clinic, structural osteopathy is our primary focus because it offers practical, effective solutions for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. By restoring the body’s structural balance, we help patients reduce pain, improve movement, and enjoy a better quality of life.
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AuthorDamian is the principal osteopath at Vauxhall Village Osteopathy and Oval Osteopathy Categories
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