Osteopathy is a gentle, hands-on approach focused on restoring mobility, relieving tension, and improving how the body functions as a whole.
Osteopathic manual practitioners use hands-on techniques to restore mobility and proper biomechanical and physiological function to joints, muscles and fascia, and to the vascular, digestive, circulatory, and nervous systems. Care is suitable for all ages.
How Osteopathy Can Help
- Improve mobility and movement
- Address tension and restriction
- Support posture and alignment
- Help with joint and muscle discomfort
- Encourage whole-body balance
- Offer a gentle, hands-on treatment option
What to Expect
The initial visit involves posture screening, evaluation of joint range of motion, discussion of health history, and treatment. Treatment may include myofascial release, joint manipulations, cranio-sacral techniques, and home care exercises. Patients should wear or bring comfortable, flexible clothing such as shorts or exercise gear.
Nova Scotia Association of Osteopaths (NSAO) – Members’ Statement
As part of our commitment to transparency and professional standards, we provide the official Members’ Statement from the Nova Scotia Association of Osteopaths (NSAO). This document outlines important information regarding osteopathic manual practice and regulatory status in Nova Scotia.
We encourage all patients to review this information.
Osteopathy Fees
Initial Consultation and Treatment
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Subsequent Treatment