Bewegung – osteopathische Domäne oder ungenutztes Potenzial?

Wenn wir Osteopathen von Bewegung sprechen, ist meist die Bewegung der Organe gemeint und weniger die Bewegung, die mit körperlicher Aktivität oder gar mit Training und Sport einhergeht. Warum und wie das Potenzial gezielter Bewegungsübungen in der Behandlung Ihrer Patienten genutzt werden kann, soll im Folgenden aufgezeigt werden.

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