Definition of osteopathy in English:

osteopathy

noun ˌɒstɪˈɒpəθiˌɑstiˈɑpəθi

mass noun

A system of complementary medicine involving the treatment of medical disorders through the manipulation and massage of the skeleton and musculature.
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, all of the massage therapists at Solo are qualified in physiology, naturopathy, osteopathy and the other areas of massage.
- From memory, some of the techniques used in yogic massage are reminiscent of osteopathy in the way that finger pressure is used around joints.
- Mario-Paul is well established as a practitioner and teacher in osteopathy, bodywork, clinical massage and sports therapy.
- But if you want to get rid of your headache today and stop it returning tomorrow and the day after, osteopathy could be the answer.
- Chiropractic and osteopathy are both manipulation-based therapies used for treating problems associated with bones, joints and the back.
- Apart from ‘diet and supplements’, one of the most effective treatments reported by chronic fatigue sufferers is osteopathy.
- Two disciplines, osteopathy and chiropractic, have moved along the path of self regulation and now have acts of parliament that protect their titles and provide additional external and orthodox regulation of their activities.
- Cranialsacral therapy developed from cranial osteopathy, which was founded by Andrew Taylor Still and dates back to the 1890s.
- I'd already had five sessions of bone-crunching osteopathy, and despite the gruesome sounds that were wrought from my skeletal frame it had had good short-term results.
- Doctors of osteopathy (osteopath or D.O.) undergo training that is largely the same as that of conventional doctors, but with additional training and emphasis on using manipulation.
- Fundamental to osteopathy is the recognition of the body's inherent ability to restore homeostasis.
- In fact he helped pave the way for the full acceptance of osteopathy and the establishment of manual/musculoskeletal medicine.
- Most people appreciate that a good massage can soothe aching muscles and gentle spinal adjustment is a pillar of traditional osteopathy.
- Painkillers can help get you back on your feet and your GP can also refer you for physiotherapy or another form of manipulation, such as osteopathy or chiropractic.
- But chiropractic and osteopathy came top as therapies which yielded the greatest health improvements when it came to back and neck problems.
- Chiropractic and osteopathy are two medical disciplines involving bodily manipulation that have fought long and hard for respectability within the health care system.
- At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government.
- A medical history professor, Whorton follows the rise of alternative medicine such as chiropractic, osteopathy, homeopathy and naturopathy from 1800 to today.
- Unlike medicine, nursing and osteopathy, there is no statutory regulation of homeopaths.
- Unlike osteopathy, craniosacral therapy is gentle, which makes it an ideal, non-invasive treatment for troubled babies and children.

Derivatives

osteopath

noun ˈɒstɪəpaθ

This resulted in me injuring my back and neck on many occasions and I underwent various treatments by osteopaths.
Example sentencesExamples
- Manipulation of the neck either by a chiropractor or an osteopath can result in improvement of neck pain due to poor posture or if there has been injury to muscles or soft tissues in the neck.
- The high-velocity thrust manipulation therapy used in the study was not provided by a chiropractor or an osteopath, but by a physical therapist.
- Over the years the exercise programme has been refined and is now highly recommended by the medical world especially physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths.
- Rachel was then referred to a cranial osteopath who reduced the twist.

osteopathic

adjective ˌɒstɪəˈpaθɪkˌɑstiəˈpæθɪk

Waiting for a pupil in an osteopathic clinic where I work, I was browsing through a magazine in the waiting room.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to chiropractors, many osteopathic doctors and some physical therapists have training in spinal manipulation.
- Many osteopathic and chiropractic physicians perform spinal adjustments on patients with asthma, and symptomatic improvements are often noted.
- Janet Dunn, DVM, practiced traditional veterinary medicine for 14 years, but now she specializes in osteopathic manipulation and acupuncture.
- Another, there are other technologies out there from acupuncture to manipulative medicine like chiropractic and osteopathic approaches that can be very helpful.

osteopathically

adverb

Leading practitioner Leon Chaitow emphasises the value of treating the spine and all other related joints osteopathically.

Rhymes

encephalopathy, homeopathy

Definition of osteopathy in US English:

osteopathy

nounˌɑstiˈɑpəθiˌästēˈäpəTHē

A branch of medical practice that emphasizes the treatment of medical disorders through the manipulation and massage of the bones, joints, and muscles.
Example sentencesExamples
- At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government.
- But chiropractic and osteopathy came top as therapies which yielded the greatest health improvements when it came to back and neck problems.
- Chiropractic and osteopathy are both manipulation-based therapies used for treating problems associated with bones, joints and the back.
- Doctors of osteopathy (osteopath or D.O.) undergo training that is largely the same as that of conventional doctors, but with additional training and emphasis on using manipulation.
- Mario-Paul is well established as a practitioner and teacher in osteopathy, bodywork, clinical massage and sports therapy.
- Cranialsacral therapy developed from cranial osteopathy, which was founded by Andrew Taylor Still and dates back to the 1890s.
- A medical history professor, Whorton follows the rise of alternative medicine such as chiropractic, osteopathy, homeopathy and naturopathy from 1800 to today.
- Indeed, all of the massage therapists at Solo are qualified in physiology, naturopathy, osteopathy and the other areas of massage.
- But if you want to get rid of your headache today and stop it returning tomorrow and the day after, osteopathy could be the answer.
- Painkillers can help get you back on your feet and your GP can also refer you for physiotherapy or another form of manipulation, such as osteopathy or chiropractic.
- Unlike medicine, nursing and osteopathy, there is no statutory regulation of homeopaths.
- Unlike osteopathy, craniosacral therapy is gentle, which makes it an ideal, non-invasive treatment for troubled babies and children.
- Most people appreciate that a good massage can soothe aching muscles and gentle spinal adjustment is a pillar of traditional osteopathy.
- Chiropractic and osteopathy are two medical disciplines involving bodily manipulation that have fought long and hard for respectability within the health care system.
- Apart from ‘diet and supplements’, one of the most effective treatments reported by chronic fatigue sufferers is osteopathy.
- In fact he helped pave the way for the full acceptance of osteopathy and the establishment of manual/musculoskeletal medicine.
- Two disciplines, osteopathy and chiropractic, have moved along the path of self regulation and now have acts of parliament that protect their titles and provide additional external and orthodox regulation of their activities.
- I'd already had five sessions of bone-crunching osteopathy, and despite the gruesome sounds that were wrought from my skeletal frame it had had good short-term results.
- From memory, some of the techniques used in yogic massage are reminiscent of osteopathy in the way that finger pressure is used around joints.
- Fundamental to osteopathy is the recognition of the body's inherent ability to restore homeostasis.

单词	osteopathy
释义	Definition of osteopathy in English: osteopathy noun ˌɒstɪˈɒpəθiˌɑstiˈɑpəθi mass noun A system of complementary medicine involving the treatment of medical disorders through the manipulation and massage of the skeleton and musculature. Example sentencesExamples Indeed, all of the massage therapists at Solo are qualified in physiology, naturopathy, osteopathy and the other areas of massage. From memory, some of the techniques used in yogic massage are reminiscent of osteopathy in the way that finger pressure is used around joints. Mario-Paul is well established as a practitioner and teacher in osteopathy, bodywork, clinical massage and sports therapy. But if you want to get rid of your headache today and stop it returning tomorrow and the day after, osteopathy could be the answer. Chiropractic and osteopathy are both manipulation-based therapies used for treating problems associated with bones, joints and the back. Apart from ‘diet and supplements’, one of the most effective treatments reported by chronic fatigue sufferers is osteopathy. Two disciplines, osteopathy and chiropractic, have moved along the path of self regulation and now have acts of parliament that protect their titles and provide additional external and orthodox regulation of their activities. Cranialsacral therapy developed from cranial osteopathy, which was founded by Andrew Taylor Still and dates back to the 1890s. I'd already had five sessions of bone-crunching osteopathy, and despite the gruesome sounds that were wrought from my skeletal frame it had had good short-term results. Doctors of osteopathy (osteopath or D.O.) undergo training that is largely the same as that of conventional doctors, but with additional training and emphasis on using manipulation. Fundamental to osteopathy is the recognition of the body's inherent ability to restore homeostasis. In fact he helped pave the way for the full acceptance of osteopathy and the establishment of manual/musculoskeletal medicine. Most people appreciate that a good massage can soothe aching muscles and gentle spinal adjustment is a pillar of traditional osteopathy. Painkillers can help get you back on your feet and your GP can also refer you for physiotherapy or another form of manipulation, such as osteopathy or chiropractic. But chiropractic and osteopathy came top as therapies which yielded the greatest health improvements when it came to back and neck problems. Chiropractic and osteopathy are two medical disciplines involving bodily manipulation that have fought long and hard for respectability within the health care system. At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government. A medical history professor, Whorton follows the rise of alternative medicine such as chiropractic, osteopathy, homeopathy and naturopathy from 1800 to today. Unlike medicine, nursing and osteopathy, there is no statutory regulation of homeopaths. Unlike osteopathy, craniosacral therapy is gentle, which makes it an ideal, non-invasive treatment for troubled babies and children. Derivatives osteopath noun ˈɒstɪəpaθ This resulted in me injuring my back and neck on many occasions and I underwent various treatments by osteopaths. Example sentencesExamples Manipulation of the neck either by a chiropractor or an osteopath can result in improvement of neck pain due to poor posture or if there has been injury to muscles or soft tissues in the neck. The high-velocity thrust manipulation therapy used in the study was not provided by a chiropractor or an osteopath, but by a physical therapist. Over the years the exercise programme has been refined and is now highly recommended by the medical world especially physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths. Rachel was then referred to a cranial osteopath who reduced the twist. osteopathic adjective ˌɒstɪəˈpaθɪkˌɑstiəˈpæθɪk Waiting for a pupil in an osteopathic clinic where I work, I was browsing through a magazine in the waiting room. Example sentencesExamples In addition to chiropractors, many osteopathic doctors and some physical therapists have training in spinal manipulation. Many osteopathic and chiropractic physicians perform spinal adjustments on patients with asthma, and symptomatic improvements are often noted. Janet Dunn, DVM, practiced traditional veterinary medicine for 14 years, but now she specializes in osteopathic manipulation and acupuncture. Another, there are other technologies out there from acupuncture to manipulative medicine like chiropractic and osteopathic approaches that can be very helpful. osteopathically adverb Leading practitioner Leon Chaitow emphasises the value of treating the spine and all other related joints osteopathically. Rhymes encephalopathy, homeopathy Definition of osteopathy in US English: osteopathy nounˌɑstiˈɑpəθiˌästēˈäpəTHē A branch of medical practice that emphasizes the treatment of medical disorders through the manipulation and massage of the bones, joints, and muscles. Example sentencesExamples At present, only two therapies - osteopathy and chiropody - have a regulatory umbrella body, established by the government. But chiropractic and osteopathy came top as therapies which yielded the greatest health improvements when it came to back and neck problems. Chiropractic and osteopathy are both manipulation-based therapies used for treating problems associated with bones, joints and the back. Doctors of osteopathy (osteopath or D.O.) undergo training that is largely the same as that of conventional doctors, but with additional training and emphasis on using manipulation. Mario-Paul is well established as a practitioner and teacher in osteopathy, bodywork, clinical massage and sports therapy. Cranialsacral therapy developed from cranial osteopathy, which was founded by Andrew Taylor Still and dates back to the 1890s. A medical history professor, Whorton follows the rise of alternative medicine such as chiropractic, osteopathy, homeopathy and naturopathy from 1800 to today. Indeed, all of the massage therapists at Solo are qualified in physiology, naturopathy, osteopathy and the other areas of massage. But if you want to get rid of your headache today and stop it returning tomorrow and the day after, osteopathy could be the answer. Painkillers can help get you back on your feet and your GP can also refer you for physiotherapy or another form of manipulation, such as osteopathy or chiropractic. Unlike medicine, nursing and osteopathy, there is no statutory regulation of homeopaths. Unlike osteopathy, craniosacral therapy is gentle, which makes it an ideal, non-invasive treatment for troubled babies and children. Most people appreciate that a good massage can soothe aching muscles and gentle spinal adjustment is a pillar of traditional osteopathy. Chiropractic and osteopathy are two medical disciplines involving bodily manipulation that have fought long and hard for respectability within the health care system. Apart from ‘diet and supplements’, one of the most effective treatments reported by chronic fatigue sufferers is osteopathy. In fact he helped pave the way for the full acceptance of osteopathy and the establishment of manual/musculoskeletal medicine. Two disciplines, osteopathy and chiropractic, have moved along the path of self regulation and now have acts of parliament that protect their titles and provide additional external and orthodox regulation of their activities. I'd already had five sessions of bone-crunching osteopathy, and despite the gruesome sounds that were wrought from my skeletal frame it had had good short-term results. From memory, some of the techniques used in yogic massage are reminiscent of osteopathy in the way that finger pressure is used around joints. Fundamental to osteopathy is the recognition of the body's inherent ability to restore homeostasis.
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