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Canberra City Osteopathy Physiotherapy on London
Osteopathy
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Canberra City Osteopathy Physiotherapy on London
Opening times
- Today8am–1pm
- Monday8am–6pm
- Tuesday8am–6pm
- Wednesday8am–6pm
- Thursday8am–6pm
- Friday8am–6pm
Contact
Phone 02 6247 0733
Fax 02 6247 2666
Location
Level 1, 71 LONDON CIRCUIT CITY ACT 2601
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Facilities
Paid parking
Toilet
Appointments
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Billing
Fees apply
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Additional information
Osteopaths use a variety of hands on treatment techniques to help restore movement, reduce pain and improve the way a body is able to function. These techniques may include soft tissue work, stretching, muscle energy (activation) technique, strain-counterstrain and joint manipulation.
Although our body is made up of many different parts, the function of any one of these components relies on the function of all of the others. This means that your injury/condition and its impact on you will be considered in the context of the impact it may be having on your whole body.
In the case of body pain, the osteopaths aim is to assist your body to recover from, or cope with, the injury or condition which is causing pain. We do this by using manual treatment which aims to remove any restrictions or obstacles to the healing process. This allows your body to work as well as it can and promotes recovery from injury.
This means that a change in the structure of a joint or body part (through injury or pathology like arthritis) will cause a change in the way that the body part will function, and vice versa - that is, if the function of a joint is altered via poor posture for example, it may lead to a change in the structure through wear and tear.
Where possible, an osteopath seeks to remove any restriction or impairment in the body structures (muscles, joints or connective tissues) to allow optimal function to occur. In the case of permanent changes to the body's structure through injury or pathology, osteopathy aims to promote the very best function that is available.
An appointment is required for this service and fees apply.
Although our body is made up of many different parts, the function of any one of these components relies on the function of all of the others. This means that your injury/condition and its impact on you will be considered in the context of the impact it may be having on your whole body.
In the case of body pain, the osteopaths aim is to assist your body to recover from, or cope with, the injury or condition which is causing pain. We do this by using manual treatment which aims to remove any restrictions or obstacles to the healing process. This allows your body to work as well as it can and promotes recovery from injury.
This means that a change in the structure of a joint or body part (through injury or pathology like arthritis) will cause a change in the way that the body part will function, and vice versa - that is, if the function of a joint is altered via poor posture for example, it may lead to a change in the structure through wear and tear.
Where possible, an osteopath seeks to remove any restriction or impairment in the body structures (muscles, joints or connective tissues) to allow optimal function to occur. In the case of permanent changes to the body's structure through injury or pathology, osteopathy aims to promote the very best function that is available.
An appointment is required for this service and fees apply.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.