Holistic Hands on Treatment
Holistic Hands-On Treatment At OMWPhysio, we recognize that pain can often be misleading. The area where you feel discomfort may not be the root cause of the problem. That’s why our approach involves a thorough assessment of your entire body.
Did you know?
The human body has approximately 600 muscles! These muscles work together to enable movement, support posture, and maintain vital functions. Each muscle plays a crucial role in keeping our bodies active and healthy.
What happen if the muscles are imbalanced?
Muscle imbalances occur when one muscle group is stronger or tighter than its opposing group. This can lead to various issues, including:
1) Pain and Discomfort
Imbalances can cause pain in different areas, often in the lower back, hips, or knees, as certain muscles are overworked while others are underutilized.
2) Reduced Range of Motion
Tight or overactive muscles can restrict movement, making everyday activities more challenging and decreasing overall flexibility.
3) Increased Injury Risk
An imbalance can lead to improper movement patterns, heightening the risk of strains, sprains, and other injuries.
4) Postural Issues
Imbalances can contribute to poor posture, which may lead to further complications, including chronic pain and joint problems.
Expert palpation skills
Our experienced physiotherapists and therapists are skilled at identifying underlying issues, ensuring we address the main problem effectively.
Our Team of Experienced Physiotherapists is trained to assess your whole body and think outside the box. We believe in treating you as a complete individual, not just focusing on isolated symptoms.
This holistic perspective allows us to create personalized treatment plans that promote healing throughout your entire body.
Comprehensive Care for Optimal Healing By examining the interconnectedness of your body, we ensure that our treatments support your overall well-being. Our goal is to help you achieve lasting results, empowering you to move freely and live your life to the fullest.