Osteopathy the holistic approach

Welcome to our Osteopathy center

At our clinic, we offer comprehensive osteopathic treatments to improve your health and well-being in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

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Our Osteopathic services

At our clinic, we specialize in providing comprehensive osteopathic treatments designed to effectively improve your health and well-being. Our approach is patient-centered, ensuring that each treatment is tailored to your individual needs. We will guide you through a therapeutic process in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

We believe that wellness is not just about treating symptoms, but addressing the underlying causes of discomfort. We invite you to visit us and experience how our treatments can transform your quality of life, promoting physical and emotional balance. Come and discover a new path to a healthier life with us.

Osteopathy the holistic approach

The History of Osteopathy and its Main Techniques:

Structural, Visceral and Cranio-Sacral Osteopathy is a therapeutic discipline developed at the end of the 19th century by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still in the United States. Still, after observing that imbalances in the musculoskeletal system could negatively affect general health, proposed a practice that focused on the interrelationship between the body, mind and spirit, with the aim of restoring the body's natural balance.

This holistic approach, which considered the body as an interconnected whole, laid the foundation for what is known today as osteopathy. Over time, osteopathy evolved, and various techniques emerged that have specialized in different areas of the body. Among the main ones are structural, visceral and craniosacral techniques.

Structural techniques

Structural techniques are focused on the biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, especially bones, muscles, ligaments and joints. Osteopaths use manual manipulations to correct alignment problems and improve joint mobility, which in turn facilitates better circulation and nerve function. These techniques can be particularly beneficial for treating back pain, posture problems, and sports injuries.

Visceral Techniques

Visceral techniques, developed in the 20th century, focus on the treatment of internal organs (viscera). These techniques are based on the idea that each organ has its own mobility and that any alteration in this mobility can affect its function.

Osteopaths, through gentle manipulations, work to improve the mobility of organs such as the liver, stomach and intestines, helping to relieve digestive, urinary and respiratory problems, and promoting the health of the visceral system in general.

Craniosacral techniques

Craniosacral techniques, inspired by the work of Dr. William Sutherland, one of Still's first students, focus on the central nervous system and the rhythmic movement of the cerebrospinal fluid. Through gentle manipulations of the head and spine, the osteopath seeks to balance the flow of this fluid, improve the function of the nervous system and reduce deep tensions. This type of technique is known for its application in the treatment of headaches, stress problems and some neurological disorders.

Osteopathy today

Today, osteopathy is a recognized discipline that continues to evolve and be enriched as new approaches and techniques are researched.

Through its holistic and non-invasive approach, osteopathy has become a valuable option for those seeking a comprehensive and preventative treatment, which prioritizes the body's natural self-regulation and its ability to heal.