Dynamic Osteopathic Therapy

Osteopathy and external manipulation of the pelvic organs can help to resolve, manage, or relieve incontinence issues, by releasing pressure in spinal and pelvic nerves that control these functions, releasing restrictions in the pelvic and coccyx, and in internal pelvic organs like the bladder, uterus, prostate, and external pelvic organs like the kidneys, small intestine, large intestine, peritoneum, mesentery root. Osteopathic Treatments balance the whole body in structure and function.

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Osteopathy, developed at the end of the 19th century by Dr. Andrew Still, is a system of healing that brings focus to ‘wholeness’ and is characterized by its use of the hands to heal disease (dysfunction). The principles of osteopathy are based on the unity of the body, its self-regulating and healing powers, the interaction between structure and function, the great importance of perfusion (fluid movement through tissues), and the application of these principles in treatment.

This concept of ‘wholeness’ relates to the ability to recognize the natural patterns of interacting contingencies and motion and interpret them diagnostically, and the ability to synchronize oneself with homeodynamic forces, play a decisive role in successful therapeutic work.

The world of phenomena that surrounds us, including the tissues of the body that we touch in our work as osteopaths, is not rigidly set but temporary, the expression of interacting circumstances and forces.
All depends on an infinity of other factors and contingencies.

By not simply treating the area where the pain presents, but rather seeking the underlying root cause of the symptoms, long term or permanent cessation of pain can be achieved.

This treatment approach is empowering to the patient, as it allows them to move beyond the codependent patient/practitioner relationship once the issue has been resolved.

Through a variety of treatment techniques including Cranial Sacral Therapy and those involving the Involuntary Mechanisms of the body, Osteopathic Therapy can be very effective in helping to manage the symptoms of both ADD and ADHD. Through specific assessments, the Osteopathic Therapist looks for cranial tissue/membrane restrictions, cranial bone misalignments, and slight changes in the cerebrospinal fluid. This is a fluid that is found to be around the brain and the spinal cord. When it does not have any blockages, this fluid has a particular rhythm, flow, and beat, ensuring proper nourishment to the body. Deviations from this natural rhythm indicate a dysfunction which can have far reaching effects on mood, behaviour, brain function, focus, etc.

Osteopathic techniques aim to release any blockages that occur, while helping to realign even the smallest changes in bone structure in the skull.

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Clinical referencehttps://irj.uswr.ac.ir/article-1-312-en.pdf