Osteopathy is a hands-on approach to healthcare that focuses on the relationship between the body’s structure and the way it functions. At TRY Osteopathy, treatment begins with a detailed consultation and assessment to understand your symptoms, your lifestyle and how your body is moving as a whole.
Rather than simply treating the area that hurts, I look at the wider picture to help identify the factors that may be contributing to your symptoms. Your treatment is then tailored to you, your comfort level and your individual goals.
Osteopathic care may be suitable for a wide range of musculoskeletal problems, including:
* Lower back pain
* Upper and mid-back pain
* Neck pain
* Postural and work-related pain
* Tension-type headaches
* Neck and shoulder pain
* TMJ (jaw) dysfunction
* Ankle pain
* Plantar fasciitis
* Foot and lower-limb problems
* Shoulder pain
* Rotator cuff-related injuries
* Tennis elbow
* Elbow pain
* Wrist pain
* Hip pain
* Knee pain
* Muscular aches and strains
* Sports and activity-related injuries
* Pregnancy-related musculoskeletal pain
* Sports injuries
* Recovery following injury
* Recurring or persistent musculoskeletal pain
* Chronic pain
* Problems affecting movement and everyday activities
If you’re experiencing pain or a problem affecting your movement and aren’t sure whether osteopathy is appropriate for you, get in touch to discuss your symptoms.
No two people experience pain in exactly the same way. Depending on your individual needs, treatment may incorporate a range of approaches, including traditional osteopathic techniques, advanced manipulative therapy and Western medical acupuncture.
The aim is not simply to treat your symptoms, but to help you understand your body, improve your movement and work towards the activities and lifestyle that matter to you.
If you don’t see your particular problem listed above, that doesn’t necessarily mean osteopathic treatment isn’t suitable. Get in touch to discuss your symptoms and we can advise whether an assessment would be appropriate.
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