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Marinus van Aarle
New Member, Male, from 238 Argyle Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Balanced Life Osteopathy - Manual Osteopath Ottawa Apr 4, 2018
- Marinus van Aarle was last seen:
- Apr 30, 2018
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About
- Gender:
- Male
- Home Page:
- https://www.ottawamanualosteopath.com/
- Occupation:
- Manual Osteopath
- Which University or Institution did you get your podiatry qualification from?:
- National Academy of Osteopathy
- Country Flag:
- canada
Marinus van Aarle - Manual Osteopath
Osteopathy for pain relief :
As a Manual Osteopath I use a gentle, holistic approach that focuses on treatment of the body's structure, in order to optimize functions. Manual Osteopathy is best known for pain relief from back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, sciatica, postural problems and sports or workplace injuries.
Osteopathy has an evidence based approach.
As a Manual Osteopath I practice from a convenient downtown Ottawa clinic.
I offer free parking during the treatment (on our private parking lot ).
Life is balance in motion:
Restricted motion of one part of the body will eventually affect the entire body and lead to restricted movement patterns and pain.
Releasing these restrictions in motion enables the body to return to a healthy state of pain free functioning.
Osteopathy sees the body as an integrated functional unit.
A Manual Osteopath uses gentle stretching techniques to alleviate restrictions in the muscles and joints of the body.
Manual Osteopathy increases the range of motion and increases the blood flow to the treated area.
A treatment by a Manual Osteopath fights pain, joint restrictions and inflammation.
As a Manual Osteopath I treat chronic pain.Interact
