What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a primary health care profession, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, prevention and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal disorders, and the effects of these conditions on a patient’s general health.
Osteopaths follow many of the diagnostic procedures found in a conventional medical assessment however, where Osteopaths differ, is that diagnosis and treatment are hands on and, as such, the Osteopath is able to deliver individually tailored treatment while taking the time to really listen to a patient's needs.
Osteopaths don't just treat back pain!
Osteopaths follow many of the diagnostic procedures found in a conventional medical assessment however, where Osteopaths differ, is that diagnosis and treatment are hands on and, as such, the Osteopath is able to deliver individually tailored treatment while taking the time to really listen to a patient's needs.
Osteopaths don't just treat back pain!
Conditions Osteopaths Commonly Treat
Back pain, sciatica, coccyx pain
Whiplash injuries
Neck and jaw pain, migraine, headache and dizziness
Shoulder problems
Hip and knee pain
Tennis elbow
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Ankle sprains
Plantar fasciitis
Foot pain
Morton's neuroma
Whiplash injuries
Neck and jaw pain, migraine, headache and dizziness
Shoulder problems
Hip and knee pain
Tennis elbow
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Ankle sprains
Plantar fasciitis
Foot pain
Morton's neuroma
