Osteopaths are often associated with treating back pain. However osteopaths can treat joint and muscle strains in any part of the body including the hips, legs, knees, ankles, feet, wrist, elbows, shoulders, arms and ribs, for example tennis elbow, frozen shoulder, joggers knee and some sports minor sports injuries. The osteopath will want to know about your symptoms and when the symptoms occur in relation to the joint, the joint position and movements. When related to a specific sport the osteopath will be interested in your sport, when the injury occured in sport and sometimes the osteopath will need to observe you whilst you perform your sport. This further allows the osteopath to identify more exactly and spefically to individuals what will be required to best help you. Please ask or contact us about your joint and sports injury problems.
Daryl Herbert's instructional videos provide a visual and audible description of Osteopathic Minimal (short) Lever Mid Range Manipulation Techniques, for osteopaths, physiotherapists, manual therapists, mid to senior level students, graduates and post graduates. Techniques demonstrated look at the basic spinal regions, the spinal junctions, the sacro-iliac joints, ribs and the lower and upper extremity joints.
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