Animal osteopathy
Our health significantly dependents on the correct alignment and function of all structures of our body. Osteopathy is based on this principle. It is a holistic treatment method with the aim of addressing the root causes of problems and stimulating the body's self-healing through manual techniques.
The principles of osteopathy:
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The body is a unit. All structures are connected and influence each other.
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The body is capable of self-regulation and maintaining health.
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Reduced movements in tissues can lead to diseases.
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The body's fluids must be mobile.
Treatment approaches can be divided into 4 main areas:
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Parietal Osteopathy - Concentrates on the entire musculoskeletal system, including muscles, bones, and joints.
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Fascial Osteopathy - Focuses on the fascial structures that permeate the entire body like a tension network, connecting all areas of the body through these fasciae.
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Craniosacral Osteopathy - Deals with the skull (cranium) and the nervous system to promote harmony in the craniosacral system.
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Visceral Osteopathy - Addresses the internal organs and their interplay.
