Manual Osteopathy is a hands on therapy which focuses on the treatment of disorders, conditions and injuries via the manipulation of the bones, joints and muscles. The philosophy of Osteopathy is maintain flow of the lymphatic, circulatory and nervous systems and the aim of osteopathic treatment is to aid the body back to self correction. Osteopathic practitioners are trained under the principle that the body is a whole unit and is healthy when all parts are healthy and expressing correctly. Structure and function are interrelated, so if a musculoskeletal structure is out of alignment, it causes functional limitations.

Certified Athletic Therapists are well known for providing on-field emergency care for professional, elite, and college athletes. They are the first responders on the field when someone gets injured and are experts in assessing, rehabilitating, treating, preventing, and facilitating the return to sport, work, or daily life for muscle, bone, and joint injuries. Following the Sports Medicine Model of care, athletic therapists treat a wide range of patients, from youth with concussions to older adults recovering from knee replacement surgery, using manual therapies, modalities, exercise prescriptions, bracing, and taping. An athletic therapist's primary goal is to help clients return to their activities, whether that involves competitive sports or simple daily activities like gardening.

An Osteopathic Approach to Athletic Therapy emphasizes a holistic view of the body, recognizing the interconnectedness of muscles, joints, and organs. Practitioners focus on enhancing the body’s natural ability to heal and function optimally, using techniques such as soft tissue manipulation and mobilization to improve flexibility and reduce pain. This method not only targets injuries but also addresses conditions such as neck pain, back, pain, TMJ and more. By integrating physical assessments with lifestyle considerations, osteopathic athletic therapists aim to enhance performance and support active individuals in achieving their goals.

Our concussion treatment includes the use of a sports medicine assessment to determine your unique rehabilitation program. The use of the Concussion Recovery ProtocolTM (CRP), a gentle rolling touch therapy over specific points on the body that stimulates the soft tissue, lymphatic system, blood flow, fascia, and neuromuscular system, enhances the body's healing mechanisms. Additionally, we discuss using exercise as a part of the recovery process and guidance on "Our concussion treatment involves a sports medicine assessment to create a personalized rehabilitation program for you. We use the Concussion Recovery ProtocolTM (CRP), which is a gentle rolling touch therapy that targets specific points on your body to stimulate the soft tissue, lymphatic system, blood flow, fascia, and neuromuscular system, promoting the body's natural healing processes. We also provide guidance and advice on incorporating exercise into your recovery and help you gradually return to playing sports or learning activities.

Bowen Therapy is a gentle, hands-on treatment used primarily to decrease pain and increase mobility, and reduce stress and anxiety. Bowen is often an effective alternative for those with chronic pain and inflammation, fibromyalgia and for those who prefer a lighter, non invasive approach to manual therapy.
Bowen Therapy may be used as either a primary treatment, or supportive treatment and is used as a supportive treatment in cases where the autonomic nervous system appears to be in need of being “reset” (e.g., constipation, heart palpitation) or for stress management (e.g., management of anxiety).