About Osteopathy

Osteopaths view the body as one unit working together and take all the moving parts into consideration during their assessment and treatment. We understand the body is inherently capable of healing and regulating itself, given the right conditions. The proper alignment of all layers of structure in a body gives it the ability to function as it was designed. The motion capacity of the body is directly related to one’s ability to self-heal and regulate. Osteopathic Manual Practitioners are functional anatomists who use manual therapy to restore proper body mechanics, nerve impulse and circulation by removing motion restriction where needed.

What we treat

Osteopath helps you to recover from

  • Musculoskeletal injuries

  • Back Pain

  • Surgery (pre and post)

  • Pregnancy discomfort

  • Digestive issues

  • Migraines, headaches, and concussion rehab

  • TMJ pain and jaw dysfunction

  • and much more…

How it works

With a deep understanding of anatomy and physiology, and with excellent palpation skills, an Osteopathic Manual Therapist is able to detect and treat restrictions in tissues, blood flow, nerve supply, and lymphatic movement. We don’t focus on the symptom. We look for the root cause of the problem.

Who we treat

  • Children & Newborns

  • Teens

  • Adults

  • Seniors 

  • Pregnant Women

A osetopath giving a treatment to a woman lying face down on a massage table.

Services

  • The core of osteopathic treatment, this includes:

    • Soft tissue manipulation

    • Joint mobilization

    • Stretching and resistance techniques

    • Myofascial release

    • Gentle spinal adjustments (if appropriate)

  • Osteopaths assess how your body moves and how posture may be contributing to pain or imbalance. This helps guide treatment and long-term management.

  • Ongoing care to help manage conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, repetitive strain injuries, or tension headaches through hands-on therapy and lifestyle advice.

  • Gentle, safe treatment for:

    • Lower back and pelvic pain

    • Postural changes

    • Tension related to pregnancy
      Support is also offered postnatally to assist recovery.

  • Osteopaths treat sprains, strains, and muscle imbalances, aiming to speed up recovery, prevent re-injury, and enhance athletic performance.

  • Osteopathic techniques can help relax the nervous system, improve circulation, and reduce tension held in the body due to stress or overwork.

  • Gentle treatments for infants and children, often used for unsettled behaviour, or postural concerns.

A woman providing osteopathic care to a person lying on a table, focusing on the person's knee or leg in a clinical setting.
A woman providing chiropractic or physical therapy treatment to a patient lying face down on a therapy table.