Nov 4, 2018
In Tune, a professional osteopathic and natural health clinic based in Papakura and with a branch in Mangere in South Auckland announced an increased provision of osteopathic services for office and factory workers seeking treatment for chronic lower back pain and stiff neck strain.
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Papakura, New Zealand - November 4, 2018 /PressCable/ —
In Tune, a professional osteopathic and natural health clinic based in Papakura and with a branch in Mangere in South Auckland announced an increased provision of osteopathic services for office and factory workers seeking treatment for chronic lower back pain and stiff neck strain. The clinic is an ACC registered provider.
More information can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN9eakFoiss
The practice is directed by qualified osteopath Mr David Guilleminot. Mr Guilleminot, a French born osteopath, graduated from the Ecole Superieure d’Osteopathie (Paris) in 1999 and he and all the osteopaths in his team are registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand. He has been practicing throughout Auckland since 2000. He prides herself on his high-quality, wide range of multi-disciplinary treatment services that are designed to ensure patients can return to their peak health faster and maintain a healthy, pain free lifestyle.
When asked about the motivation behind these treatments for office and factory workers, David stated, “Unfortunately, so many people are suffering with pain at work perhaps caused by an injury, but often due to the long hours of sitting or standing with poor posture. The body works as a unit, which is why patients respond so well within a few treatments to releasing all the tension, asymmetries and compensatory patterns. So instead of just treating locally, my aim is to find the specific cause of pain and treat the surrounding structures. This gets the body moving and feeling better, and improves the general health and wellbeing of my patients.”
Patients can also contact In Tune Natural Health Clinic for a wide range of other professional therapies. The availability of different health practitioners within one clinic offers patients various complementary treatments, ranging from osteopathy, acupuncture, nutritional advice, counselling, sport and relaxation massage. All treatments are non-invasive and non-chemical, aiming to redress imbalances caused by lifestyle, strain and injury. Both acute and chronic conditions are treated and all types of pain, including headache and migraine, back, neck and shoulder pain. Patients can find some lasting relief and those looking to address muscle, joint, ligament and tendon issues or mitigate stress related tension can do so in a more effective and caring manner.
Office and factory workers can contact In Tune Natural Health Clinic for osteopathy treatments designed to promote better musculoskeletal health while at work for an enhanced sense of wellbeing.
To book an appointment with In Tune Natural Health Clinic and find out more about all the osteopathy and soft tissue treatments on offer, simply visit the website at the link provided below.
Contact Info:
Name: David Guilleminot
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Organization: In Tune Osteopath and Natural Health Clinic
Address: 6-18 O'Shannessey Street, Papakura, Auckland 2110, New Zealand
For more information, please visit http://intuneclinic.nz/
Source: PressCable
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