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What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathy is a manual assessment and treatment that emphasizes the interrelationship between structure and function of the body. Osteopaths are functional anatomists who use manual therapy. They find the health, rather than focus on disease. Osteopathic treatment works to restore proper body mechanics, nerve impulses and the circulation of body fluids.

Services

Initial Assessment

& Treatment

A 60 minute 1-on-1 session where we review your full health history, your subjective complaints, and complete an osteopathic assessment. We discuss the observations and complete an initial treatment based on preliminary findings. We build a personal treatment plan together. Designed for new patients

Follow-Up

Sessions

Our 1-on-1 return sessions are focused on manual therapy. Return sessions offer a diverse set of benefits specifically for patients suffering from neck and back pain, and pregnancy pain and discomfort. All return sessions must be booked in advance online or after time of initial service.

Child Treatment

(Under 12)

Osteopathy is a safe and effective approach for every stage of life. Our practitioners are experienced working with infants, children, pregnancy and seniors. Contact us if you have any questions.

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What is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner?

Osteopathic Manual Practitioners follow the theory that imbalances in the human structure contribute to or are directly related to the development and/or maintenance of disease. Anatomy and physiology is the foundation of Osteopathic treatment. Practitioners recognize that the human body is self-regulating and self-healing – and will strive for health if given a chance. Our role is to encourage this self-healing capacity through manual treatment – to convert the physical into the physiological. We allow nature to do its job of removing any and all obstacles and obstructions that will interfere with the proper nutrition and drainage of the body’s tissue. Understanding and adjusting the anatomical unity of the human structure is our job.

All Practitioners have a Minimum Knowledge of:

- 4 year Masters of osteopathic education at minimum

- 4200 hours of total education minimum in those 4 years

- 1000 hours of Supervised Practical Training in a dedicated supervised clinical environment

Andi Jakowlew, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner
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