Délèze Revaz Roxane (Haute-Nendaz)

Your osteopath Roxane Délèze Revaz welcomes adults, athletes, pregnant women and infants to her practice in the 4 Valleys, Haute-Nendaz.

Osteopathy is a manual therapy whose aim is to seek out and then treat the origin of a disorder, discomfort or pain. Based on the principle that a reduction in the mobility of any part of the human body (joint, organ, nerve, etc.) has both local and long-term mechanical repercussions, osteopathy has two roles: treatment and prevention.

The aim of osteopathy is to restore mobility to the body's structures, helping them to function properly again.

Why consult an osteopath?

Many symptoms can be improved by an osteopathic session, even those described as classically "normal for an infant":

• Lumbago, back pain, torticollis
• Sprains
• Digestive disorders
• Migraines, dizziness, headaches
• Pain in limbs (arms, legs, shoulders, hips and knees, etc.)
• Gynecological disorders
• Unexplained crying
• Difficulty falling asleep
• Difficulty lying on back
• Difficulty breastfeeding (often due to head rotation or a slight jaw lock). This difficulty can also be felt by the mother, who may feel more pain on one breast than the other.
• Infant colic or squirming after feeding
• Heavy regurgitation, reflux
• Constipation
• Plagiocephaly (skull flattening behind)
• Recurrent ENT problems: rhinitis, bronchiolitis, ear infections
• Blocked tear duct (yellowish discharge)
• Motor disorders: one leg more rotated or dragging during crawling, for example

I listen to my patients and take the time to get to know them and talk to them. I practice gently, trying to explain as clearly as possible what I'm doing so that you understand the origin of the pain or discomfort.