An example of how osteopathic manual practitioners are helping American public with chronic pain.
Shanna Amo is an osteopathic manual practitioner & massage
therapist in the city of Vancouver in Washington, USA. She has studied
osteopathic manual practice at National University of Medical Sciences.
This is a post from her Facebook page published on November 15, 2018.
Today I worked on a lady who had tried various therapy sessions with
different practitioners from PT, chiropractors, regular massage, fitness
trainers... she found me online from
some social media I promote regarding osteopathic manual practice.. so
she did some research about it and then she called me up to chat. I
squeezed her into my already full day. She left almost crying happy
tears saying she hasn’t had this much relief in a year and she felt
amazing. Booked regular treatments with me for the next 6 months (I book
out 6 months). I helped reset her ribs, her vertebrae, her neck,
sternum, clavicle and shoulders at the A/C & G/h joints . It was one
of the many stories I witness often in my treatment room and I am just
so grateful for the education I have learned as a way to further my
treatments for my clients. Thank you NUMSS and thank you Dr. P!!
National University of Medical Sciences (founded in 2012) is affiliated with the Osteopathy Chronic Pain Clinics of Canada that operates 378 locations in 34 countries as well as the Pourgol Osteopathy Chronic Pain Hospital. We are accredited by the European Agency for Higher Education & Accreditation and in the USA by the International Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education. Our degrees are approved in the US by California University Foreign Credential Evaluation.
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