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At York Health Services, each treatment will be individually tailored to the
clients needs on that particular day, recognizing that each client is unique
and has a unique history that contributes to their current health status.
Osteopathy...... is a therapeutic discipline which relies on precise
palpation (feeling with the hands) to identify and address any impediment
that is preventing the body from functioning optimally. Osteopaths use a
detailed medical history, and a thorough examination of each patient to find
the cause of dysfunction rather than only addressing the patient
symptomatically. In this way it is said that Osteopaths do not treat disease
or dysfunction but rather the person who is suffering with the disease or
dysfunction.
Osteopaths look at the body as an integrated whole, appreciating that all
body systems must be mobile and working together as a functional unit in
order for health to be expressed.....read more.
Myofascial Release....is a whole-body, hands-on approach for the
evaluation and treatment of the human structure. Its focus is the fascial
system.
The fascia, or connective tissue, is one continuous sheet of tissue that runs
uninterrupted from head to foot, covering and interpenetrating every
muscle, bone, nerve, blood vessel, and cell of your body. Physical trauma
(accidents, falls, injuries.. etc.), repetitive strain, and poor posture over
time, can all cause inappropriate fascial strain. This strain can then put an
enormous amount of pressure on the pain sensitive structures that the
fascia surrounds (ie. muscles, nerves, joints), causing many of the
symptoms that you may be experiencing..... read more.
Massage Therapy....is recognized as one of the oldest forms of
treatment in health care. Massage Therapy is the manual manipulation of
the soft tissues of the body, to achieve a therapeutic response and maintain,
or improve physical function. It enhances the function of muscles and
joints, improves the circulation of blood and lymph, and relieves pain and
stress.....read more.
What to Expect.....You will have one hour with a healthcare
professional who is happy to answer your questions and take the time to
work with you towards your goal(s).
Before your first appointment you will be asked to fill out a confidential
health history form, which your therapist will go over with you at the
beginning of your visit......read more.
Prices and Promotions.....Direct billing for Blue Cross, Great West
Life, Motor Vehicle Claims, Department of Veteran's Affairs......read more.
clients needs on that particular day, recognizing that each client is unique
and has a unique history that contributes to their current health status.
Osteopathy...... is a therapeutic discipline which relies on precise
palpation (feeling with the hands) to identify and address any impediment
that is preventing the body from functioning optimally. Osteopaths use a
detailed medical history, and a thorough examination of each patient to find
the cause of dysfunction rather than only addressing the patient
symptomatically. In this way it is said that Osteopaths do not treat disease
or dysfunction but rather the person who is suffering with the disease or
dysfunction.
Osteopaths look at the body as an integrated whole, appreciating that all
body systems must be mobile and working together as a functional unit in
order for health to be expressed.....read more.
Myofascial Release....is a whole-body, hands-on approach for the
evaluation and treatment of the human structure. Its focus is the fascial
system.
The fascia, or connective tissue, is one continuous sheet of tissue that runs
uninterrupted from head to foot, covering and interpenetrating every
muscle, bone, nerve, blood vessel, and cell of your body. Physical trauma
(accidents, falls, injuries.. etc.), repetitive strain, and poor posture over
time, can all cause inappropriate fascial strain. This strain can then put an
enormous amount of pressure on the pain sensitive structures that the
fascia surrounds (ie. muscles, nerves, joints), causing many of the
symptoms that you may be experiencing..... read more.
Massage Therapy....is recognized as one of the oldest forms of
treatment in health care. Massage Therapy is the manual manipulation of
the soft tissues of the body, to achieve a therapeutic response and maintain,
or improve physical function. It enhances the function of muscles and
joints, improves the circulation of blood and lymph, and relieves pain and
stress.....read more.
What to Expect.....You will have one hour with a healthcare
professional who is happy to answer your questions and take the time to
work with you towards your goal(s).
Before your first appointment you will be asked to fill out a confidential
health history form, which your therapist will go over with you at the
beginning of your visit......read more.
Prices and Promotions.....Direct billing for Blue Cross, Great West
Life, Motor Vehicle Claims, Department of Veteran's Affairs......read more.
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