Physical Therapy

Pregnancy Care

The Manual Oakville Osteopathy Practitioners at Natural Health Clinic of Halton by Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital are trained in a wide array of manual techniques some of which include joint articulation, myofascial release, visceral and cranial techniques aimed to reduce and resolve stress, strain, and dysfunction. It recognizes the interrelationship of structure and function within the body and focuses on the proper circulation of all bodily fluids. Osteopathic practitioners have extensive knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics which helps them to thoroughly assess the whole body and via skilled palpation restore the balance between all systems of the body i.e. musculoskeletal, visceral, neurological, cranial, and cardiovascular. The goal of Oakville Osteopathy Treatment is to bring the body back into homeostasis by removing any restrictions to vascular, neural and biomechanical mechanisms. Osteopathy is a safe and effective patient-centered approach to health.

Is Massage Therapy Safe for Babies and Children?

Is Massage Therapy Safe for Babies and Children? Yes, Massage Therapy is very safe for Babies and Children. We do provide pediatric massage therapy to anyone who is interested in trying it for their babies. Massage Therapy does bring many benefits for anyone from toddlers, children, teenagers, adults and the elderly. Massage does help in decreasing stress and stress hormone levels in children and adults at the same level.

Psychological effects of massage

What are the psychological effects of massage? The effects of a Massage are both physical and psychological. Stress, anxiety, and depression can be progressively and considerably reduced. Furthermore, by decreasing the stress level, massage therapy can improve conditions related to it such as asthma, depression, dermatitis, and post-traumatic stress disorder, among others.

Is massage therapy only for relaxation purpose?

Is massage therapy only for relaxation purpose? While Massage Therapy is mostly known for its relaxing effects, it has also proven to be highly beneficial in the treatment of musculoskeletal dysfunction as well as soft tissues and joints disturbances. Massage Therapists (RMTs)  are trained not only to understand and treat these conditions, but also to identify when to refer the client to another level of health care.

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