For whom is osteopathic treatment suitable?
Generally said, people of all ages can benefit from osteopathy. Osteopathy is most likely to be thought of in terms of back, bone and joint complaints. In practice, however, the osteopathic approach involves the whole body, for acute as well as chronic complaints. Common applications and indications of osteopathy are as follows (non-exhaustive list): Back and neck complaints Complaints in the area of the thorax Tingling or sensory disturbances in the arms or legs Sports injuries such as sprains and muscle injuries Tendon injuries Complaints after whiplash injuries Headaches Digestive disorders Temporomandibular joint disorders Pregnancy complaints  You can find more information about the possible complaints osteopathy can help with on the website of the Swiss Osteopathic Association If you are not sure whether osteopathic treatment is the right choice for your complaint, ask your GP or contact us directly.