VIDEO – The Role of Osteopathy in Autism

The Role of Osteopathy in Autism

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a multifaceted neurodevelopmental condition that impacts individuals in diverse ways, encompassing their sensory processing, motor coordination, and overall sense of well-being. Osteopathy, a holistic approach, centres on understanding the interconnectedness between the body’s structure and function, with the ultimate goal of reinstating equilibrium and fostering health. In recent years, osteopathy has garnered increasing attention as a potential complementary therapy for individuals with autism. In this lecture, we shall delve into the role of osteopathy within the realm of autism treatment, shedding light on its potential advantages and key considerations.

Autism Health Hub® recommends – helpful resources

The Institute of Osteopathy (iO)

The iO is the professional membership organization for osteopaths in the UK. While they may not have specific information on osteopathy for autism, you can explore their resources on osteopathy and its potential applications in various health conditions.

Autism Research Institute (ARI)

ARI focuses on research and treatment options for autism. While their primary focus is not osteopathy, they may have articles or resources related to complementary therapies, including osteopathy, that could be beneficial for individuals with autism.

General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)

You can visit the GOsC website for information on registered osteopaths, standards of practice, and other related matters regarding osteopathy in the UK.

Consult a Qualified Osteopath:

To get more specific information about osteopathy and its potential role in autism treatment, consider consulting a qualified osteopath in your area. They can provide personalised guidance and information based on their expertise and experience.