Osteopathy
Osteopathy is a gentle, whole-body approach that looks at how different parts of the body work together.
By improving the mobility of joints, muscles, fascia, and other tissues, treatment aims to reduce physical restriction, improve movement, and help your body function more efficiently.
Meet Your Therapist
Susan Franzen, MOT & RMT
Manual Osteopathic Therapist & Registered Massage Therapist
What does osteopathic treatment include?
Movement assessment
Osteoarticular mobilization
Myofascial release
Craniosacral techniques
Visceral techniques
Home advice and recommendations
Your Questions, Answered
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It may help people experiencing stiffness, mobility restrictions, postural tension, recurring aches and pains, or those simply wanting to move and feel better.
Because treatments are gentle, osteopathy is an excellent choice for those who may not be comfortable with forceful techniques.
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Very gentle treatment of the skull, face, sacrum, and dural system.
Practitioners aim to reduce tension within the craniosacral system, promote relaxation, and support nervous system regulation.
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Treats the mobility of internal organs and their surrounding connective tissues.
Examples:
Liver
Stomach
Intestines
Kidneys
Bladder
The theory is that improving tissue mobility may reduce restrictions affecting movement or comfort.
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Initial Assessment (90 Minutes): $160.00
Follow-up Treatment (60 Minutes): $125.00
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Yes, several insurance plans cover osteopathy. Be sure to check with your provider to know if you are eligible.
Alternatively, if you book a Body Balancing session with Susan it can be billed under massage as she also holds her RMT license.
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Our Osteopathic Manual Practitioner, Susan, is also a trained Registered Massage Therapist.
These unique treatments combine her training in:
• Therapeutic Massage
• Dynamic Cupping
• Craniosacral Therapy
• Osteopathic Principles and Techniques