Examples of using Osteopath in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A very important feature of an osteopath is a complete knowledge of the anatomy of the human body.
The osteopath will reduce muscle spasms, which cause most types of pain, and will reduce pressure on the nerves.
The osteopath will review your progress at each subsequent visit and seek your consent to any changes to your treatment plan.
in these cases your Manual Osteopath will take care to make you as comfortable as possible.
To an osteopath, for your body to function well, its structure must also work well.
and in these cases your osteopath will take care to make you as comfortable as possible.
That osteopath you sent me to, the guy that worked on my arm?- You ought to see my serve now.
writer and osteopath who enjoys exploring the differences that thankfully still exist between various cultures around the world.
I owe my salvation that reflex osteopath friend who directed me to the right person, another osteopath. .
The osteopath wants to understand all the factors that may be contributing to the presenting problem.
David your osteopath will not just treat the area of pain
I had seen an Osteopath and although the treatment was helping I was still in a great deal of discomfort.
On your first visit, the osteopath will spend time taking a detailed medical history including important information about your lifestyle and environment.
The osteopath believes that if the body is functioning to the best of its ability,
To an Osteopath, for your body to work well, its structure must also work well.
The Osteopath uses careful palpation to assess the subtle movements of the cranial bones,
When a full diagnosis has been made, your osteopath will explain the problem and then start treatment.
you can make an appointment directly with your osteopath.
The current situation in Israel is that no legislation exists and therefore anyone can open up a clinic and call themselves an osteopath.
Bowen therapy is a type of gentle bodywork that was developed in Australia by osteopath Tom Bowen(1916-1982).