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ABOUT OSTEOPATHY
HEALTH CONDITIONS ADDRESSED
Musculoskeletal system
- Neck pain, back pain
- Shoulder, knee or foot problems (pain, dysfunction)
- Sprain, tendinitis
Nervous system and vascular system
- Migraine, headache, certain types of vertigo
- Anxiety, stress, fatigue, irritability, sleep disorder
- Neuralgia (e.g.: sciatic, cruralgia, cervico-brachial, intercostal)
- Heavy legs
Digestive system and visceral system
- Digestive problems (constipation, diarrhea, gastritis, bloating)
- Genitourinary problems:
Pregnancy follow-up, painful menstrual periods, dyspareunia
- ORL disorders:
Sinusitis, ringing in the ear, tinnitus, otitis, bruxism, bronchitis
Post-traumatic pain due to
- Traffic accidents
- Falls or impacts
- Surgeries/scars
Osteopathy is a manual approach that is complementary to medicine and that requires in-depth knowledge of anatomy, physiology and the specific interactions between the different systems of the human body.
Through a variety of tests requiring a refined and trained palpation, it is possible to identify structures that have less mobility and function than the rest of the body and to investigate the possible causes and compensations of those dysfunctions.
By focusing on a holistic approach and through gentle specific techniques, the therapist addresses the causes of dysfunction in order to return mobility and balance within the body’s different structures.
Osteopathy focuses mainly on the concepts of body unity, self-regulation and structure-function interrelationships.
OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENTS
Initial visit and treatment: 60 to 90 min
Follow-up visits and osteopathic treatments: 60 min
Osteopathic treatments are 60 minutes, but depending on the patient’s state and medical history, on the encountered problem or as an initial consultation, they can exceed the allocated time. Please allow sufficient time in case of an extended consultation.
FEES
Since October 2020, osteopathic treatment fees must include provincial and federal taxes.
Payments can be made in cash, by cheque, or by Interac e-Transfer
A receipt will be provided for insurance or tax purposes.
