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NOBLE MIND & BODY

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Osteopath Josh Noble holding a demonstration pelvis for massage and joint therapies in his Oakville office with his degrees and certifications for Chinese medicine, acupuncture, osteopathy and more.
Licensed Osteopath Josh Noble.

About Osteopathy Therapy

To begin, Osteopathy is a relatively new form of manual therapy that has spread throughout the world and is very common in Europe.

Osteopathic Manual Practitioner (OMP) is the designation assigned to people who have completed the program here in Canada. Though it is currently not a regulated profession, some extended insurance plans provide coverage for Osteopathic treatments provided by an OMP.

Unlike some other forms of manual therapy, osteopathy is usually performed in a gentle manner and does not typically increase the patient’s pain. As a result, it is a suitable method of treatment for individuals who have chronic pain or sensitivity, children and even older adults.

What is this type of Treatment for?

Osteopathy is in fact very efficient at working with physical dysfunctions and chronic pain.

For example:

Furthermore, this form of treatment uses a wide variety of techniques to create an effect within the desired tissue:

Osteopathy concentrates on manual techniques to manipulate or influence many of the tissues of the body. Therefore an osteopath can work with:

Combined with other forms of treatment (Chinese acupuncture, medicinal herbs or exercise), osteopathy can then be an important part of a comprehensive treatment plan. For example, a person has chronic low back pain accompanied with constipation. Along with medicinal herbs for the constipation, gently working manually with the colon may then reduce pressure on the back. Also, joint mobilization of the lumbar spine may help the stiffness and improve the state of the nerves from the spine.

Book a consultation with our osteopath to determine if this is the best treatment for YOU. You don’t need to know which treatment you need but rather just a list of your problems and goals.

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