Is a gentle and holistic manual therapy which detects and treat mobility restrictions that can cause symptoms.
Any loss of mobility of joints, muscles, ligaments, visceral tissue or any other structure, may lead to pain and discomfort.
The objective of this type of treatment is to restore the harmony of movement of all the cells of the human body in its entirety, based on the anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and philosophy of osteopathy (cf. Dr Andrew Still)
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The neurological system: sciatica (sciatica pain), cruralgia, cervico-brachialgia, intercostal neuralgia, facial neuralgia, Arnold’s neuralgia (headaches), etc.
The digestive system: bloating, irritable bowel syndrome, transit problems, difficult digestion, gastralgia, acid reflux, etc.
The genitourinary system: pain before or during menstruation, chronic cystitis, pelvic pain in women and men, etc.
The pulmonary and ENT system: chronic sinusitis, vertigo, headaches, migraines, some tinnitus, etc.
The neuro-vegetative system : fibromyalgia, stress, sleep disorders, nervousness, depression, etc.
At birth, the baby’s body undergoes strong constraints.
The skull of the newborn is under strong pressure, which helps the body to activate properly and function independently.
It is often unavoidable that the newborn baby encounters problems with sleeping, agitation, regurgitation, difficulty in suckling, colic, plagiocephaly, torticollis, etc.
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in case of otitis, rhinitis, bronchiolitis, strabismus, dentition, sleep disorders. It can help prevent malformations or compensations.
In osteopathy, we can help, relieve. Advice and information are given to parents so that they can feel more confident when their newborn is expressing himself.
The frequency of consultations will be determined according to the child’s needs.
There is no need to bring your child to the osteopath every week as the body needs time to react, grow and adapt after a session.
During pregnancy, a woman’s body prepares for childbirth for nine months. These changes take place in the abdomen (digestive system and transit), pelvis, lower back, breasts, hormonal system, among others.
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Symptoms of gastric reflux, sciatica, back pain, transit disturbance, mood swings or emotionality.
An osteopathic intervention can prevent or address the various symptoms common in pregnant women.
During delivery, the mother’s body undergoes great stress. This sometimes affects the mobility of the pelvic bones, sacrum and coccyx as well as soft tissues such as ligaments, muscles and skin.
A post-partum check-up can be advised so that an effective and long-lasting re-education can be set up for the mother’s perineum.