Body Dynamic - Praxis Osteopathie (Baar)

Osteopathy is aimed at all people of all ages and constitutions. The aim of the examination and treatment is to determine the cause of the complaints and solve them accordingly. Based on the three areas: Parietal area. It contains the musculoskeletal system, consisting of bones, fascia, muscles, ligaments, tendons and joints. This system ensures the static and dynamic organization of the entire body. All regions are interconnected through the connective tissue.

Visceral region It includes the internal organs with their blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and nerve tracts. The visceral area ensures that food can be digested and absorbed, toxins are eliminated and the blood circulates, which means that vital substances reach the cells. In order to ensure optimal metabolism as well as vitality and adequate defenses against disease, everything must be in order and function accordingly. There is an important connection between organs and emotions, especially when they are not fully processed.

Area This area includes the skull (cranium), sacrum (sacrum), cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), membranes (meninges), and nervous system. In this area, loss of movement or tension can have far-reaching consequences for the patient, some of which are expressed through the autonomic nervous system.

Manual treatment is performed using specific osteopathic techniques. It is used to restore balanced tissue tension and mobility. Such treatment is usually painless. The osteopath takes into account all three areas mentioned above. In order to restore the self-regulation of the whole organism, the interaction of these systems is of particular importance. . For this reason, the osteopath often examines and treats regions of the body where the patient has no symptoms. With special treatment techniques, even deep lying tissues can be reached.