Question 1

What is manual osteopathy?

Accepted Answer

Manual Osteopathy is a holistic manual therapy that addresses structural imbalances in the body to restore motion and reduce pain. It's based on principles developed by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still.

Question 2

What’s the difference between osteopathy vs physiotherapy or other manual therapies?

Accepted Answer

Osteopathy treats the whole body using gentle techniques, while physiotherapy often focuses on specific injuries using exercise and equipment. Osteopathy emphasizes structural balance and overall health.

Question 3

Can osteopathy help with postpartum recovery and infants?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Osteopathy can help postpartum mothers with pain and muscle tension, and support infants with colic, digestion, and sleep using gentle, non-invasive techniques.

Question 4

Are osteopaths qualified healthcare professionals?

Accepted Answer

Our osteopaths have 4,200+ hours of training including 1,000 hours of clinical practice. They hold M.OMSc. degrees and are members of the OOA and OST-CAN.

Question 5

Is osteopathy covered by insurance?

Accepted Answer

Most insurance plans cover osteopathy. We provide digital receipts for submission. Check your plan for specific coverage and referral requirements.

Question 6

How many sessions will I need?

Accepted Answer

Initial sessions are 45 minutes; follow-ups are 20–30 minutes. Many clients see improvement after a few visits. Chronic conditions may need more extended care.

Question 7

How can I prepare for an osteopathy appointment?

Accepted Answer

Wear loose, comfortable clothing and socks. Avoid jeans or restrictive clothes to allow the osteopath to assess and treat effectively.

Question 8

Is osteopathic treatment painful?

Accepted Answer

Osteopathy uses slow, controlled techniques. Discomfort is rare and usually mild if present at all, often lasting no more than 24–48 hours.

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