1. Structure and function are inseparable.
When the body’s framework is in balance, its systems can perform at their best. This understanding shapes how each assessment is approached — evaluating movement, load, and tissue health to create treatment plans that restore harmony and efficient function.

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2. The body is inherently self-healing.
The osteopath’s role is not to force change, but to facilitate it — to remove restrictions, optimise mechanics, and support the body’s natural capacity for repair and recovery.

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3. Health is whole-person.

Physical, emotional, and behavioural patterns are interconnected. Each treatment acknowledges this relationship, aiming not only for symptom relief but for lasting, systemic wellbeing.

These three principles underpin every decision made in clinic — from detailed explanation and collaborative planning to the purposeful, individualised care delivered at each session.
They reflect a simple truth: when structure, function, and understanding align, healing becomes possible.

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Warmly,
Viktorija Romenkova
BSc. Ost. Med. (Hons), D.O.
Osteopath/Founder, Monaghan Therapy