L’ostéopathie acquiert ses succès grâce à une action exclusivement manuelle. Le fondement de cette discipline, dont l’efficacité n’est plus à prouver, is to see the human body as a whole and to diagnose the cause of the problem while respecting the relationship between the patient's body and his thoughts, his psyche. A healthy mind in a healthy body !

An osteopathy session consists of three parts for a duration of 40 at 60 minutes. The osteopath, with his hand used to the exercise, will check the mobility of each tissue of the human body and find any faults.

First of all, the osteopath will carry out a complete history or questioning of his patient. He will first focus on the reason for the consultation, then to the different spheres of the human body (orl, respiratory, cardiac, visceral, urogenital, etc.). This does, it will list all the patient's history (traumatic, operations, maladies) and explore current treatments.

In a second phase, the osteopath will carry out an exhaustive set of medical tests or exclusion tests to become certain that the pathology is indeed osteopathic.. If this is not the case, he will refer the patient to his general practitioner or the appropriate professional.

He will then carry out various static and dynamic postural tests and osteopathic tests by scanning his patient's body from head to toe. feet to make a diagnosis and will carry out the treatment.

The treatments are carried out using so-called gentle techniques which can be structural, articular, facials, muscular, cranial or visceral. They are always painless and are adapted to each patient and each pathology. During the last phase, the osteopath will clearly announce what he has done to treat his patient. He will generally give different advice such as stretching, warm-ups as well as sports and exercises to facilitate recovery. He will also be able to provide dietary advice in the case of overweight patients..