Etiopathy

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 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.

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.