Osteopathy
Its main goal is to help restore the human body's natural equilibrium and harmony. Osteopathy is a discipline based on the anatomy, physiology and biomechanics of the human body. The patient is treated with a global approach, so rather than simply treating the symptom the body is treated as a whole entity. Patients of all ages can benefit from osteopathy.
The osteopath, with the use of different techniques, will treat the body on many different levels such as articular, visceral, cranial and fascial. This approach differentiates itself from others because it is aimed at discovering the cause of the problem rather than simply focusing on the symptoms. The key is to keep the different structures of the human body mobile. A loss in mobility causes functional as well as circulatory and/or nervous limitations. This loss in mobility can cause repercussions locally and possibly distally by forcing the body to compensate in other areas in order to maintain its equilibrium.
The osteopath's job, therefore, is to make sure that the different elements of the body remain mobile in order to allow the body to function properly and remain healthy.
Holder of a master's degree in Science of Physical and Sports Activities (2001) and a Master in Business Administration (2005), it was in 2009 that Vincent turned to the world of manual therapy by following a course in osteopathy, respecting in doing so the training criteria of the WHO (World Health Organization).
Since then, he has increased post-graduate training to integrate evidence into his practice and thus promoting contemporary and credible osteopathy among other medical and paramedical professions.
He modernizes his interventions by staying up to date in pain management, in particular by training in neuroscience and in the bio-psycho-social model, which are now essential for him in manual therapy.
Since 2017, Vincent has also been a lecturer in osteopathy, during which he shares these approaches and thus participates in the training of the future generation of osteopaths.
With a diverse background and an honest personality, his goal is to empower his clients as quickly as possible using the tools he has accumulated over the years and which make his interventions unique and effective.
With his 20 years of experience, in addition to being deeply human, Vincent is a reliable therapist who will listen to you.
(If your insurance policy covers Osteopathy, his service is recognized by all insurance companies)
Susan is a D.O. graduate from The Osteopathic School. She has a special interest in Cranial Sacral, Visceral , Neural and Vascular osteopathy
Cranial Sacral therapy is great for patients suffering from any neurological trauma, pain, or discomfort. This therapy is very gentle and non invasive, calling into play the whole nervous system.
Potential patients:
epilepsy following a stroke,
concussions, migraines, head fogginess,
off balance, dizziness ,(vertigo),
sleep issues, PTST.
Other applications
Anything that may have disturbed the nervous system.
After an accident, surgery, or major stresser in your life.
Anything that has effected the vascular and or nerves within the brain and or spinal column.
Extremely relaxing and rejuvenating, Results of Crainial Sacral therapy have been uncanny and exciting. Talk to Susan about this rejuvenating thera
Recently she has taken a number of courses to further her education and apply this to her practice. Courses include: Cranial Sacral course from the Upledger Institute in the United States, Manual Articular Approach: Spine and Pelvis, Visceral Vascular Manipulation, Neural Manipulation: Peripheral Nerve techniques, Neuro-Meningeal Manipulation and Neural Manipulation: Brain and Cranial nerves. These courses have changed her practice in that they’ve broadened her knowledge as an osteopath.
Additionally, in her spare time Susan enjoys golfing, cycling, walking her dogs and spending time with her family.
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