Osteopathy focuses on a whole body to approach to patient care with the aim of improving the body’s mobility and/or stability in order to reduce pain and improve the overall function of the musculoskeletal system .

Osteopaths use a combination of traditional and modern healthcare philosophies. Osteopaths generally use non-invasive forms of therapy like muscle soft-tissue work, joint mobilisation or manipulation, stretching and exercises, combined with education and advice to support the body’s natural healing processes.

In Australia Osteopaths are:

• University-qualified health professionals.

• Government registered (APHRA)

• Trained in the basic sciences and equipped to treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.

To learn more about Osteopathy, follow the link below: www.whatisosteo.com