Why and for who ?

The intrauterine life and the birth can be at the origin of constraint for the newborn, so it is interesting to check from a very young age if it was marked by these constraints.

During these first months of life a lot of things happen, and it changes very quickly, symptoms can also appear such as a head seeming flat, a difficulty to turn the head on one side, difficulty suck, colic, regurgitation, lacrimal canal etc ... where osteo care can help.

Throughout pregnancy the body of the woman changes. The stresses on her body are different depending on the stage of pregnancy.
It is therefore interesting for the pregnant woman to be followed throughout her pregnancy to help her live this moment without annoyance.

Osteopathy can also help in the preparation for childbirth by ensuring that the mobility of the zones involved is optimal. Postpartum follow-up is just as important, to ensure that the delivery has not left a legacy that may cause inconvenience in the future.

Childhood and adolescence are periods of significant growth with very rapid changes.

The osteopathy follow-up makes it possible to ensure that it occurs in good conditions and to identify growth disorders as early as possible in order to take care of them quickly, which in most cases makes it possible to limit their effects.

Whether one has a sedentary or physical activity, whatever our diet and whatever our environment, we all have constraints on the body but also on our minds.

The body is able, up to a certain limit, to manage its constraints.

Osteopathy reduces the effects of these. Not taking them into account often results in the appearance of pain. Osteopathy can also relieve your pain after trauma.

From a certain age, the body no longer supports external constraints as well as before.

In addition, the sedentarity that is often increased during this period of life, as well as the appearance of certain pathologies, are so many things that create or accentuate more pain.

Follow-up in osteopathy makes it possible to ensure good mobility, and therefore the function of each structure to reduce or anticipate the pain(s).

Whether during the preparation, during or after the effort, the body of the athlete must be constantly balanced and able to practice the sport in question without pain.

The follow-up in osteo makes it possible to preserve this balance, to ensure the good mobility of the zones necessary to the practice, but also to take care of the pains which can disturb during the exercise.