Osteopaths work to assist with the alignment and free mobility of the body framework via the neuro-musculo-skeletal system.

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Osteopathic philosophy holds that the body’s structure and it’s function are intimately related and that the body has a self-healing ability. 

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Many adults seek Osteopathic treatment for the following:

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• back, neck and peripheral joint pain

• headache, migraine

• muscle and ligament injuries (ankles, knees, hips, wrists, elbows, shoulders)

• sciatic nerve pain

• injuries after different kinds of falls

• pre- and post-surgery

• after car accidents or other forms of trauma such as falls (horse riders, skiers, motorbike riders)

• concussion and post-concussion syndrome

• disc injury and recovery

• whiplash injuries

• sleep disturbances

• TMJ/jaw pain