As an osteopath, I never focus solely on the symptom, but on the primary dysfunction: the structure with the greatest loss of mobility. This often yields remarkable results, and sometimes...
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When does a case truly make sense? When you can explain why symptoms arise at this exact moment. And why the body itself is failing to recover. Recently, our osteopath...
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Persistent tailbone pain after childbirth... but the cause lay higher up. A 35-year-old woman with persistent tailbone complaints following childbirth was referred to me by a pelvic physiotherapist. She had...
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A 15-year-old boy with persistent shoulder and upper back complaints for over four years that simply would not resolve. The pain was located near the left shoulder blade, particularly: •...
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Do you continue to experience symptoms following an accident, even if it occurred years ago? A fall that takes your breath away or a blow to the abdomen. A hard...
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The power of osteopathy lies in customization. No patient and no complaint is the same. Recently, I saw a 51-year-old man with persistent abdominal complaints. He was eventually diagnosed with...
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On our website, LinkedIn, and in our podcast Osteo Talkings, I regularly share success stories from the practice. However, it may also be appropriate to discuss those who do not...
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Sometimes I offer someone a treatment simply because I sincerely want to help and notice that many people do not yet know what osteopathy can do for them. One Saturday,...
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"Injury-prone." A term frequently heard in the world of sports. Sports injuries, such as recurring muscle and tendon complaints, sometimes seem to arise out of nowhere. But why do complaints...
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A 55-year-old woman presented with abdominal complaints, which had been diagnosed by an internist as spastic colon and for which he could offer no further treatment. Having treated a family…
