Osteopathy, created by Andrew Taylor Still in 1874, is a gentle care approach that aims
for your well-being as a whole. It addresses imbalances at their source, enhancing
mobility and harmonizing your body, from the skeletal structure to the organs, along
with your emotional state, your lifestyle, and your environment. This holistic practice
naturally promotes a return to balance while respecting your body.
What is osteopathy?
Definition
Structural : precise adjustments to realign your body, relieve pain, and improve your
mobility for better physical health.
Tissular : a gentle approach to release muscle and fascia tension through stretching,
unwinding and targeted pressure, enhancing your flexibility and soothing your mind.
More than just physical relief, it’s a gateway to emotional well-being.
Visceral : a gentle approach to stimulate circulation, improve organ function,
promote digestion, and increase energy levels.
Cranio-sacral : a gentle and subtle touch to release tensions in the nervous system
and harmonize the natural rhythm of your skull and brain, perceptible throughout
the body ; promoting deep relaxation, reducing stress, improving mental clarity, and
inner peace.
Osteopathic techniques
Personalized care
Natural : non-invasive, it stimulates the body's self-healing abilities and the natural
balance of the body.
Deep relief : it addresses the root of the problem, beyond the symptoms, for lasting
comfort.
Tension release : it promotes flexibility and a reduction of pain.
Functional improvement : it stimulates circulation, improves digestion and
respiration, for a vitality boost.
The Benefits of Osteopathy
Harmony and vitality
Awareness and posture : it increases body awareness and improves your posture.
Stress reduction : it calms your nervous system, reduces stress, and promotes
restorative sleep.
Return to activities : it helps you regain physical fitness to do what you love.
Regained dynamism : it improves circulation and energy flow to revitalize your overall
well-being.
Although osteopathy offers valuable support, it is not a substitute for traditional
medical care. In case of acute pain, the need for diagnosis, or any other medical
concern, please prioritize consulting your primary care physician.
