Areas of Specialty
Pain
Cranial Sacral
Cranial Sacral
Osteopathic treatment can help eliminate pain, increase mobility and flexibility. It is widely known for its help with chronic pain. Osteopaths consider the interconnectedness of bodily systems, targeting factors such as muscle tension, joint dysfunction, musculoskeletal imbalances, visceral function and the nervous system. The nervous s
Osteopathic treatment can help eliminate pain, increase mobility and flexibility. It is widely known for its help with chronic pain. Osteopaths consider the interconnectedness of bodily systems, targeting factors such as muscle tension, joint dysfunction, musculoskeletal imbalances, visceral function and the nervous system. The nervous system, has a crucial role in pain perception and modulation. By addressing the central nervous system through gentle manipulations, and functional neurology techniques, osteopathy aims to optimize neural function, reduce pain signals, and promote a state of improved well-being for lasting pain relief.
Cranial Sacral
Cranial Sacral
Cranial Sacral
Cranial sacral therapy is an Osteopathic technique that helps with a wide variety of conditions in both children and adults. It's gentle manipulations address the bones, membranes and fluid in and around the central nervous system. These structures protect and nourish the nervous system. Relieving tension in the nervous system eliminate
Cranial sacral therapy is an Osteopathic technique that helps with a wide variety of conditions in both children and adults. It's gentle manipulations address the bones, membranes and fluid in and around the central nervous system. These structures protect and nourish the nervous system. Relieving tension in the nervous system eliminates pain, promotes optimal flow of fluid that nourishes the brain and therefore can affect function. Cranial sacral therapy has successful outcomes with things like:
- ADD/ADHD
- Anxiety and panic attacks
- Autism
- Concussions
- Central nervous system disorders
- Chronic (long-term) neck and back pain
- Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue
- Learning disabilities
- Migraines and headaches
- Motor-coordination impairments
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Scoliosis
- TMJ disorder
Headaches
Cranial Sacral
Headaches
Headaches have a wide range of causes including impact injuries like concussions, muscle and neck tension, jaw dysfunction, hormonal causes, stress, food intolerance and gut issues, chronic fatigue or inflammation. Osteopaths recognize that headaches often manifest as a result of imbalances within the body, particularly in the musculosk
Headaches have a wide range of causes including impact injuries like concussions, muscle and neck tension, jaw dysfunction, hormonal causes, stress, food intolerance and gut issues, chronic fatigue or inflammation. Osteopaths recognize that headaches often manifest as a result of imbalances within the body, particularly in the musculoskeletal and nervous systems. Through skillful assessment and hands-on techniques, osteopathic practitioners aim to identify and alleviate the root causes of headaches. The osteopathic approach is widely known for its ability to relieve pain and provide lasting improvements.
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