Osteopathy is best known for the treatment of musculo-skeletal problems such as:
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However…..osteopathy can also be effective in managing other conditions such as:
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The gentlest and non manipulative of techniques commonly known as Cranial Osteopathy, is especially suitable for treating babies and younger children, including the new born. The cranial osteopath is trained to feel subtle movements that occur in the tissues, nerves and circulation system of the body. This gentle form of osteopathy is often the treatment of choice for conditions in babies caused by difficult or traumatic birth.
Your child may benefit from Cranial Osteopathy if any of the following problems persist:
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Whether you are a weekend warrior or an elite athlete, osteopathy can help with prevention of injury as well as treatment of many common sporting or recreational injuries. Ankle and shoulder injuries are very common in amateur and professional sport. These injuries are often neglected or poorly treated which can lead to recurrence and early degenerative conditions.
Some common sporting injuries osteopaths treat are:
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Massage involves a manual application of pressure and movement to soft body tissues, the skin, muscles, tendon, ligaments and fascia (membranes surrounding muscles). Massage increases blood circulation and flow of lymph and helps the body to heal itself by promoting blood flow, stimulating nerves, conditioning the skin and stretching and loosening muscles to keep them supple. Massage therapy can also help to relieve tension and counteract the effects of stress on the body.
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