When pain keeps returning to the same spot, a neighbouring joint has often lost its mobility. Mobilisations give movement back to the level that is stuck.
Restricted joint mobility, recurring pain, stiffness that resists muscular work alone.
I work with progressive, respectful mobilisations, not abrupt manipulation. Nothing is done without your agreement.
These techniques reinforce therapeutic massage; they do not replace it.
After the assessment I test the mobility of the relevant levels, then apply slow, repeated mobilisations to restore joint play. Muscular work almost always precedes joint work.
I am a certified manual therapist, currently completing my osteopathy training. I use mobilisation techniques as a complement to therapeutic massage, and I stay within my scope of practice.
I favour gentle mobilisations. There is no abrupt manipulation, and nothing is done without your explicit agreement.
No. Osteoporosis, recent fracture, acute inflammation or neurological signs require prior medical advice. I will refer you if needed.
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