Osteopathy Oakville
Osteopathy
Top Oakville Osteopathic Manual Therapy Clinic
Osteopathic manual practitioners use a holistic approach to treat the root cause of a patient’s chief complaint. The goal of osteopathic treatment is to restore the harmony existing among the body systems and promote the body’s natural ability to heal itself. With a focus on personalized care and patient education, Kefi Wellness Centre’s team of osteopathic practitioners strives to empower individuals to take an active role in their own health and well-being.
What is Osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a type of alternative medicine that emphasizes physical manipulation of the body’s muscles and bones. Osteopathic manual practitioners treat patients with non-invasive, drug-free, and hands-on techniques, which is based on extensive knowledge of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics. The philosophy of osteopathy is based on four basic principles:
- Each structure in the body supports its function.
- The natural flow of the body’s fluid, including lymphatic vascular and neurological fluid must be preserved and maintained.
- The human body is the sum of its parts. Its physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and cognitive systems don’t work independently. They work in harmony.
- When the body has no restrictions, it has the inherent ability to heal itself.
Osteopathic manual practitioners use a holistic approach to treat the root cause of a patient’s primary complaint. The goal of osteopathic treatment is to restore the harmony existing amongst the body systems and promote the body’s natural ability to heal itself.
Located in Oakville, Kefi Wellness Centre is a premier destination for those seeking the benefits of osteopathic manual therapy, where highly skilled practitioners use their extensive knowledge of anatomy, physiology and biomechanics to provide patients with non-invasive, drug-free, and hands-on techniques based on the four basic principles of osteopathy.
Is Osteopathy Good for Joint & Muscle Pain?
Osteopathy can be a successful treatment for muscles and joint pain. During an osteopathy session, a practitioner will manually treat your muscles through massages, stretches, and thrusts, to activate the blood flow in the area. This will ease the pain, increase mobility and accelerate the healing.
Joint pain tends to affect those who’ve had injuries, play sports, suffer from arthritis and other chronic conditions, and experience depression, anxiety, or stress. In the case of chronic diseases, although osteopathy cannot reverse the damage, it can help to slow down the disease, as well as ease the pain and enhance mobility.
What conditions do osteopathic manual practitioners treat?
According to the WHO (World Health Organization), acupuncture may benefit people that are suffering from a variety of different conditions including:
Asthma
Breathing problems
Back pain
Shoulders pain
Neck pain
Frozen shoulders
Headache
Migraine
Hip pain
Calf pain
Knee pain
Foot pain
Digestive disorders
Insomnia
Whiplash injuries
Arthritis
Postural problems
Strains
Sprains
Much more
What conditions do osteopathic manual practitioners treat?
According to the WHO (World Health Organization), acupuncture may benefit people that are suffering from a variety of different conditions including:
Asthma and breathing problems
Back and neck pain
Back pain in pregnancy
Digestive disorders
Foot, calf and knee pain
Frozen or stiff shoulders
Headache and migraine
Hip and thigh problems
Insomnia
Arthritis
Postural problems
Strain
Whiplash injuries
What techniques do osteopathic manual practitioners use?
An osteopathic manual practitioner may use massage, muscle stretching and the articulation of joints to relax and loosen muscles and to free up stiff joints. An osteopathic manual practitioner may also adjust misaligned joints by using thrust techniques, which often cause joints to pop and click, but there is usually very little pain. Specific techniques may include:
- Myofascial release
- Fascial unwinding
- Myotensive techniques/still techniques
- Exaggeration techniques
- Cranial techniques
- Visceral and neural mobilization
- Lymphatic and visceral pump techniques
- Shockwave, ultrasound, IFC, Stims
What techniques do osteopathic manual practitioners use?
An osteopath may use massage, muscle stretching and articulation of joints to relax and loosen muscles and free up stiff joints. An osteopath may also adjust misaligned joints by using thrust techniques which often cause joints to pop and click, but there is usually very little pain. Specific techniques may include:
- Myofascial release
- Fascial unwinding
- Myotensive techniques, still techniques
- Exaggeration techniques
- Cranial techniques
- Visceral and neural mobilization
- Lymphatic and visceral pump techniques
- Shockwave, ultrasound, IFC, Stims
What to wear to an osteopathic manual therapy session?
Depending on the type of treatment, removal of some of your outer clothing may be required. We recommend comfortable, loose-fitting clothing for the treatment session, which may include shorts, sportswear, leggings and vest tops.
What to expect during an osteopathic treatment session
The osteopathic manual practitioner will conduct a detailed assessment to find out the areas of weakness, tenderness, restriction or strain within your body based on your chief complaint.
A treatment plan based on your condition will be discussed with you.
Based on your condition, the treatment session can include soft tissue manipulation, osteopathic articular technique, cranial therapy,
or visceral manipulation.
The first appointment will last 60min – 75 min. The subsequent treatments typically last 30 – 60mins.
Book a personalized osteopathic manual therapy session with Kefi Wellness Centre in Oakville today and experience the benefits of hands-on, non-invasive treatments tailored to your unique needs and condition.
Contact
- 407 Iroquois Shore Rd Unit 6, Oakville, ON L6H 1M3
- Email: info@kefiwellnesscentre.com
- Phone: 905-338-1369
- Fax: 647-362-7580
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