Etiopathy: tracing back to the cause, etiopathic techniques and indications.
Etiopathy is a French manual therapy method founded by Christian Trédaniel in the 1960s. Its name comes from Greek aitia (cause) and pathos (suffering): etiopathy seeks to identify and treat the mechanical cause of pathologies rather than their symptoms.
Etiopathic techniques are precise, rapid and targeted manual interventions aimed at restoring normal mechanical function. Vertebral and peripheral joint manipulations, visceral techniques, vascular techniques and traditional bone-setting: each gesture is justified by rigorous causal analysis.
Etiopathy treats a wide range of functional disorders: low back pain, neck pain, sciatica, digestive disorders, migraines, ENT problems, circulatory issues, gynaecological disorders and infant pathologies. Its causal approach often yields rapid results in 1-6 sessions.