What OMM helps with

Migraines often have structural and musculoskeletal triggers, including tissue strain, neck and shoulder tension, and postural imbalance. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify these issues, then use gentle cranial and other OMM techniques to relieve strain, improve circulation and nerve function, and reduce tension. Care is personalized and paired with home exercises, and many patients notice meaningful improvement within a few visits.

TMJ dysfunction can cause jaw pain, clicking, and headaches. Common contributors include muscle tension, joint restriction, and cranial strain patterns. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify imbalances, then use gentle OMM techniques to restore jaw motion, release tight muscles and fascia, and address cranial and neck restrictions. Care is personalized and paired with home exercises, and many patients notice improvement within a few visits.

Neck pain can stem from injury, poor posture, or compensation for issues elsewhere in the body. Common contributors include muscle tension, joint restriction, and pelvic or shoulder imbalance. Our physician performs a detailed hands-on exam to identify these patterns, then use gentle OMM techniques to restore joint motion, release tight muscles, improve balance, and support natural movement. Care is personalized with home exercises, and many patients notice improvement within a few visits.

Shoulder pain can arise from the joint, muscles, ribs, or nearby structures. Common causes include rotator cuff issues, muscle imbalance, joint restriction, and rib dysfunction. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify imbalances, then use gentle OMM techniques to release tight tissues, improve motion, and reduce irritation. For advanced injuries, regenerative options may be discussed. Care is personalized, and many patients improve within a few visits.

Back pain often involves more than the spine, including the pelvis, sacrum, legs, and core muscles. Common contributors include muscle imbalance, pelvic or sacral restriction, leg length differences, and poor movement patterns. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify imbalances, then use gentle OMM techniques to restore motion, release tension, improve support, and reduce irritation. Regenerative options may be discussed for advanced cases.

Rib pain can follow injury, heavy coughing, poor posture, or sleeping positions that leave a rib restricted and breathing uncomfortable. Common contributors include trauma, illness, and joint restriction around the ribs and spine. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify imbalances, then use gentle OMM techniques to restore rib motion, release tight tissues, and improve breathing mechanics. Care is personalized, and many patients improve within a few visit

Hip pain can stem from pelvic or SI joint dysfunction, muscle imbalance, arthritis, or instability in the knee or ankle affecting hip mechanics. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify imbalances, then use gentle OMM techniques to realign the pelvis and hip, release tight tissues, restore balanced strength, and improve mobility while reducing inflammation. Regenerative options may be discussed for advanced cases.

Sciatica causes shooting leg pain from nerve irritation, often linked to pelvic or lumbar restriction, muscle tightness such as piriformis syndrome, or joint dysfunction. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify imbalances, then use gentle OMM techniques to restore joint motion, release tight muscles, reduce nerve irritation, and improve mobility. Regenerative options may be discussed for advanced cases.

Knee pain often develops when the joint is overloaded by muscle imbalance, foot or ankle dysfunction, injury, or arthritis. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify contributing factors, then use gentle OMM techniques to improve alignment, release tight tissues, and rebalance forces through the knee and surrounding areas. Home exercises support stability and healing, and regenerative options may be discussed for advanced cases.

Ankle pain is common after sprains and may persist due to joint restriction, ligament weakness, or poor proprioception. At Still Point Osteopathic Care, we perform a detailed hands-on exam to identify contributing factors, then use gentle OMM techniques to realign the fibula, foot, and ankle, ease tissue tension, and improve balance and stability. Home exercises support recovery, and regenerative options may be discussed for advanced or stubborn cases needing extra support.

Plantar fasciitis is a common source of foot pain that occurs when the thick band of tissue (the plantar fascia) along the bottom of your foot becomes strained or irritated. This can cause sharp or aching pain in your heel or arch, especially first thing in the morning or after periods of rest. Our physician performs a detailed hands-on exam to identify contributing factors, then use gentle OMM techniques to restore proper foot & ankle mechanics, improve circulation, release joint & tissue restr

With regular OMM, many EDS patients experience reduced pain, fewer flare-ups, and improved stability, allowing them to move with more confidence and comfort in daily life. OMM gently restores proper alignment, improves joint function, and releases excess muscle tension without aggressive techniques that could overstretch already-loose tissues. By balancing the musculoskeletal system, OMM helps your joints work more efficiently and reduces the strain on muscles that are overcompensating.