Treatment Approaches

An osteopath chooses specific techniques based on your needs, age, and comfort level.

These include:

  • Soft tissue Stretching, gentle pressure, and resistance, known as osteopathic manipulative medicin

  • Structural techniques: Gentle hands on joint mobilizations and manipulations to restore alignment and movement.

  • Myofascial techniques: Release of muscular and fascial tension manually

  • Visceral techniques: Mobilization of internal organs to improve their function and mobility.

  • Cranial and cranio-sacral techniques: These techniques are especially useful for migraines, insomnia, stress, infants, and people with trauma or anxiety

  • Cupping

Common Conditions Treated

People seek osteopathic care for a wide range of reasons. Common complaints include:

  • Musculoskeletal pain: back pain, neck pain, joint discomfort, sciatica, headaches, postural imbalances.

  • Digestive issues: reflux, bloating, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome.

  • Cranial and ENT disorders: migraines, vertigo, sinus problems, jaw dysfunction (TMJ), bruxism.

  • Stress-related symptoms: anxiety, fatigue, tension, and sleep disturbances.

  • Functional imbalances: chronic pain, reduced vitality, fatigue.

  • Homeostasis support: Osteopathy promotes the body;s natural self-healing processes by restoring balance in structural, visceral, and fascial systems.

  • Nervous system regulation: Cranio-sacral techniques gently act on the central nervous system and are ideal for stress, trauma recovery, emotional release, and nervous tension.

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OSTEOPATHY FAQS

  • Osteopathy takes a holistic, whole-body approach to healthcare.

    Osteopathic treatments uses a drug-free, non-invasive manual therapy focused techniques that works to achieve total body health by treating and strengthening any imbalances in the musculoskeletal framework.

    Osteopaths take a global to focal approach by starting at the most superficial layer and slowing correcting imbalances as they work into the deeper tissues. These layers include: the outermost fascial layer, muscular layer, and articular/joint layer. Along the way of correcting these imbalances, they help to influence the body's nervous, circulatory and lymphatic systems.

  • Osteopathy is a manual therapy that is suitable for people of all ages. It adapts to each stage of life and to individual needs.

    • Athletes and active individuals

    • Injury prevention

    • Improved recovery and muscle relaxation

    • Enhanced performance

    • Treatment for joint pain, or muscle fatigue

    • Pregnant women, postpartum care, newborns and child

    • Pregnant women: lower back pain, sciatica, digestive discomfort, and prepares the body for childbirth

    • Postpartum: supports recovery after childbirth, helps realign the pelvis, and relieves residual pain or discomfort from pregnancy and delivery.

    • Newborns: Gentle techniques, including cranio-sacral therapy, can address colic, reflux, sleep disorders, unexplained crying or discomfort in infants, flat head syndrome (plagiocephaly), or torticollis.

    * Mohamed-Amin has advanced training in pediatric osteopathy, allowing him to provide safe and effective care for babies. His approach is tailored to the specific needs of each developmental stage.

    Children and adolescents

    • Healthy growth and posture

    • Scoliosis, growing pains, postural imbalances, or tension related to school, screen time, or orthodontic treatments

    • Gentle techniques promote better mobility, balance, and overall development.

    Seniors and general adult population

    • Support in managing age-related chronic pain for better quality of life

    • Increase mobility, balance, and overall well-being

    • Management of functional discomfort.

  • Our registered Osteopath will use manual ‘hands-on’ techniques to improve circulation and correct altered biomechanics. They not only concentrate on the problem area, but uses manual techniques to balance all the body systems, and to provide overall good health and wellbeing. Treatments will also assist with sleep cycles and the nervous, circulatory, and lymphatic symptoms.

    Through a comprehensive assessment, your Osteopath will look for the source of dysfunction and use a wide range of hands on approaches to treat you holistically. He will use an approach that is gentle, comprehensive and highly effective.

  • An initial consultation last approximately 1 hour, and includes the following:

    1. History taking (10 min)

    The session starts with a detailed discussion about your reason for visiting, medical history, lifestyle habits, and stress factors. This helps the osteopath understand your overall condition.

    2. Osteopathic assessment

    The practitioner performs a series of manual tests to evaluate the mobility and quality of tissues (joints, muscles, organs, fascia, skull) to develop an effective treatment plan.

    3. Treatment

    A personalized treatment is performed using different techniques (structural, visceral, fascial, cranio-sacral), depending on your condition and needs.

    4. Advice and home exercises

    At the end of the session, you may receive personalized advice, including postural tips, stretching, breathing exercises, or lifestyle guidance to support your recovery and maintain long-term balance.

Improve your ability to move as you recover from illness, disease, and injury and enhance your recovery plan with our Osteopath today.