Osteopathic medicine strives to restore and maintain a state of equilibrium – a release of tension and a state of balance – within and among all structures of the body. The theory is that whenever a structural imbalance occurs, the result is tension and, ultimately, disfunctions in the body tissues. In order to achieve ultimate therapeutic results, your therapist first locates the specific areas in your body where movement is restricted. They then apply special manual techniques to gently release tension and promote the mobilization of joints and muscles. The idea behind: Once these structural blockages are released, your body can begin to heal itself.
We implement three types of osteopathic physical therapy:
Here your therapist’s focus is on examining and treating the musculoskeletal system: bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments and fasciae.
Visceral osteopathy is concerned with the inner organs and their surrounding structures. Specifically, osteopaths look at the restriction of mobility in individual organs such as blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, nerves, connective tissue and supportive connective tissue.
Craniosacral osteopathy centers on the analysis of fine movements of the skull, sacrum and the corresponding connective tissues.
Fit Im Tal
Practice for physiotherapy and osteopathy
Tal 6
80331 Munich
Phone: +49 89 24 21 49 99
Fax: +49 89 24 22 32 55
info@fit-im-tal.de
www.fit-im-tal.de
Fit Im Tal Süd
Practice for physiotherapy
Deisenhofener Straße 75 - 3rd floor
81539 Munich
Phone: +49 89 2160 4458
physiovkb@fit-im-tal.de
www.fit-im-tal.de