Manual Osteopathy is a hands-on approach to health that focuses on treating the body as a whole. Gentle techniques aim to restore the body's natural balance, alleviate pain, and enhance overall well-being. Whether you're seeking relief from back pain, headaches, or sports injuries, manual osteopathy offers a holistic and effective solution to help regain optimal health.

Treatments are performed with the client fully clothed, ideally in shorts and t-shirt.

Included in Manual Osteopathy treatments are: visceral manipulation (organs), cranial (brain, fluids, spinal cord), osteo-articular (joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons), fascial manipulation, lymphatic drainage/mobility and more!

Michelle brings over a decade of experience and additional training to her treatments to elevate the benefits and relaxation factor during your treatment. An osteopathic approach to massage incorporates modalities such as fascial and visceral manipulation, addresses the balance of the hips and spine and aids in overall healing.

Whether you are looking for relaxation, prevention, therapy, healing or cellulite reduction, this is a great option!

Protocols that aid in relieving Concussion symptoms, Anxiety, ADHD/ADD, PTST can be performed during any Osteopathic Massage treatment.

Treatments are performed with the client fully clothed (ideally in shorts and t-shirt).

These treatments are billed as Massage Therapy.

Using a combination of manual therapeutic techniques and Hanna Somatics movements, these treatments are amazing for promoting the overall health and well-being of your 4-legged friend, helping calm anxiety, and overcoming some of the unexplained things that can come up.
Some of the greatest transformations have been with:
Dogs who were unable to stand up on their own.
Dogs who were unable to sit down but could stand and lay down.
Dogs who could no longer go up or down stairs
Dogs with recurrent ear issues
Spooky horses (especially when they weren't spooky before)
Overall tense horses
Head issues after pulling back
Horses that have difficulty with farriers or picking up legs