OSTEOPATHY
What is osteopathy?
It is a therapeutic discipline based on the anatomy and physiology of the human body and the interaction of body parts with the patient's symptoms.
Osteopathy participates by applying techniques to normalize altered functions, techniques that Osteopathy has developed over more than a century of evolution of the discipline.
Although Osteopathy is primarily associated with problems affecting the spine, the truth is that it seeks to restore physiological balance through manual techniques of different structures, whether viscera, joints or aimed at reestablishing the function of the peripheral nervous system.
OSTEOPATHY
What are we looking to improve?
It is a manual therapy that helps to relieve, correct and recover musculoskeletal injuries and organic pathologies. Osteopathic intervention seeks, directly or reflexively, physiological reactions that balance and normalize the different muscular, osteoarticular, organic and functional alterations, improving or resolving the clinical picture and especially affecting its painful manifestations.
