09/09/2026
Your lower back doesn't work alone.
Neither do your hips.
Or your pelvis.
Or your legs.
Every time you walk, bend, get out of a chair or climb the stairs, different parts of your body have to work together.
And bodies are remarkably good at adapting.
If one area isn't moving particularly comfortably, another area may change how it moves to compensate.
That's one reason an assessment shouldn't begin and end with:
“Show me where it hurts.”
Where you're feeling the discomfort is important.
But understanding how the rest of you is moving can be important too.
That's why osteopathy takes a whole-person approach rather than treating the body as a collection of completely separate parts.
Got a problem that keeps returning?
Let's take a proper look at it.
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