Osteopathy is a system of manual treatment based on detailed knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and neurology, as well as the interrelationship between all body systems. Osteopaths view the human body as a single entity, without dividing it into individual parts or systems, and their treatment approach is always holistic.
Treatment is based primarily on precisely identifying the cause of the ailments that disrupt the proper functioning of our body. In the event of certain dysfunctions in a given system (e.g., musculoskeletal, digestive, or nervous), the osteopath uses appropriate manual techniques to create the best possible conditions for self-healing mechanisms and to direct their proper functioning and stimulation.
An osteopath is a specialist who must have advanced medical knowledge (doctor or master's degree in physiotherapy).
The osteopath's training cycle is lengthy, as it can be undertaken by someone with a medical degree or currently studying medicine, for example, in physiotherapy, midwifery, or medicine. This is followed by osteopathy studies, which last approximately 4-5 years. The extensive knowledge and experience an osteopath must possess make this system of working with patients highly effective and, most importantly, safe.
Indications for osteopathic therapy
- orthopedic/sports injuries
- headaches (migraine, tension)
- tinnitus
- digestive system problems (constipation, digestive problems, reflux)
- sciatica / shoulder pain
- generalized spinal pain problems (discopathy, root compression, joint problems)
- postoperative treatment
- urogynecological complaints
- heel spurs
No referral is required for the procedure.
Place of production: Lublin, 6a Zwycięska Street
Duration: 30 min
