Osteopathy for all the family
Osteopathy for parents & children
Osteopathic treatment offers a wonderfully gentle way of helping the body adapt to the changes which are taking place during pregnancy, helping to relieve aches and pains as the mother’s body tries to accommodate the growing baby.
Cranial osteopathy helps to relieve tension and stress in the body. This can be especially beneficial for children and babies who may be experiencing discomfort or pain due to colic, reflux, or other issues.
Toddlers become children and children become teenagers - and for all of them, their bodies undergo considerable and often rapid change.
Osteopathy for children & babies
Cranial osteopathy can benefit children and babies in many ways. One of the key benefits is its ability to help the body heal itself. By restoring normal movement and balance to the cranial bones and the membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord, cranial osteopathy can help to improve the function of the nervous system and promote healing throughout the body.
Cranial osteopathy can also help to relieve tension and stress in the body. This can be especially beneficial for children and babies who may be experiencing discomfort or pain due to colic, reflux, or other issues. By relieving tension and stress, cranial osteopathy can help to reduce pain and discomfort and improve overall well-being.
About cranial osteopathy
Cranial osteopathy is a form of osteopathy that focuses on the cranial bones, the sacrum, and the membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord.
It is a safe and effective way to help children and babies overcome a wide range of health issues, from colic and reflux to ear infections and developmental delays.
Cranial osteopathy is not just for children - it is also an effective technique for helping adult bodies unwind both physically and emotionally!
First aid for families
Young people especially are vulnerable in sport as their growing bodies are often expected to perform to high standards - putting exceptional physical demands on them.
Treating injuries promptly helps them to heal in the most effective way possible, reducing the risk of additional stresses on the rest of the body.