Veer Herman (Wil SG)

First, health concerns and problems are discussed in a detailed medical history. This is followed by a careful examination during which active and passive movements are performed while standing, sitting and lying down. Using gentle palpation, the entire body is examined for dysfunctions with altered tensions related to the complaints. These disturbances are treated manually until the tension levels normalize. The following techniques are used for this purpose:

Osteoarticular techniques. They act directly on the joints, for example through mobilization, low impact manipulation and myotensive techniques. Visceral techniques They affect the area of internal organs, but also reflexively affect the musculoskeletal system and respiration. Techniques They work with -rhythm, a very subtle rhythm of movement that can be felt throughout the body. The treatment usually lasts 30-60 minutes.

Who is osteopathy suitable for? Osteopathy can be used for people of all ages with functional disorders. For example:

Functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system Chronic pain Digestive problems Traumatic events (accident, surgery, etc.) Infants / toddlers (crying children, sleep disorders) Etc. Conventional medicine is the first choice for very severe or acute illnesses or severe structural changes.