OSTEOPATHY

Osteopathy is an alternative medicine that aims to restore the balance of the body by taking into account the whole body. It is based on a holistic approach, which considers that each part of the body is interconnected and that pain and illness are often linked to imbalances in the body. Osteopathy can be practiced on infants, children, adolescents, adults, pregnant women, athletes and seniors, and it is adapted to each age group according to its particularities. It can treat a wide variety of disorders and pains, acting on soft tissues, muscles, bones, joints and viscera. The different forms of osteopathy - structural, visceral, cranial, biodynamic - make it possible to take into account the specificities of each individual and to treat the problems in depth, aiming to restore the harmony of the body as a whole.

FOR WHO?

Sportifs

Athletes

For athletes, osteopathy can help prevent injuries by improving mobility and reducing muscle tension, while balancing the musculoskeletal system. The osteopath can also treat existing injuries by working on soft tissues and joints to improve blood circulation, relieve pain and reduce inflammation.

Osteopathy can also help athletes recover more quickly from injury by improving blood and lymphatic circulation, reducing pain and improving mobility. Additionally, osteopaths can work with athletes to develop personalized treatment plans to improve their performance and overall well-being.

In short, for athletes, osteopathy can help prevent injuries, accelerate recovery, improve performance and general well-being. Osteopaths are qualified and experienced professionals who can help athletes achieve their goals safely and effectively.

Nourissons

Kids

Osteopathy is a manual therapy that can be used to treat various health problems in infants. Infants may present with problems such as colic, gastroesophageal reflux disease, sleep disturbances and sucking problems. Infant osteopaths use gentle, non-invasive techniques to help relieve these problems by working on the structures and tissues of the baby's body. Infant osteopaths can also help with issues related to childbirth, such as physical and emotional trauma, by working with infants to help release tensions and blockages. Infant osteopathy can be a natural and effective solution to help improve the health and well-being of babies, working with their bodies to stimulate the natural healing process. If you are looking for treatment for your infant, do not hesitate to make an appointment with an osteopath who specializes in the care of infants.

Femmes enceintes

Pregnant women

In pregnant women, osteopathy can relieve pain and tension related to pregnancy, such as back pain, pelvic pain or even digestive disorders. It can also prepare the body for childbirth by working on the mobility of the pelvis and the sacrum. The osteopath uses gentle techniques adapted to the patient's condition, ensuring the safety of the mother and the unborn child. This approach is complementary to traditional medical monitoring and can help pregnant women have a more comfortable pregnancy.

Adolescents

Teenagers

Osteopathy can be beneficial for teenagers who may experience significant physical changes during this period of growth. Growing pains, postural problems, back or neck pain can all be relieved with osteopathy. Osteopaths examine the movements of the adolescent's body and seek to identify areas of tension or blockage. They use gentle manual techniques to release these areas and help the body regain its natural balance. Osteopaths can also advise on ergonomics, posture, diet, and physical activity to help teens maintain overall good health.

Adultes

Adults

In adults, osteopathy is used to relieve chronic pain, reduce stress and anxiety, improve mobility and posture, aid recovery after injury or surgery, and strengthen the immune system. Osteopaths assess patients taking into account their medical history, lifestyle, and habits, before recommending a personalized treatment plan that may include manipulations, stretching, exercises, nutritional counseling, and relaxation techniques. The treatments are generally painless and have no adverse side effects, but it is always recommended to consult a doctor before starting any complementary therapy.

Seniors

Osteopathy can be beneficial for seniors as it can help relieve pain, improve mobility and balance, and improve overall quality of life. Osteopaths can help treat common age-related problems, such as osteoarthritis, muscle and joint pain, back pain, postural disorders, and mobility issues. The gentle techniques used by osteopaths are adapted to the specific needs of seniors and can help improve their comfort and quality of life. Osteopaths can also offer advice on nutrition and exercise to help maintain good health and prevent injury.