Osteopathy in Rabat: FAQ

Osteopathy is a hands-on approach concerned with the mobility and function of the body as a whole. A session starts with a conversation and an assessment before any manual techniques adapted to the patient are used.

You might consider a session for pain, discomfort, stiffness or restricted movement, as well as for prevention or to support your sporting activity.

A physiotherapist focuses mainly on rehabilitation and functional recovery. An osteopath carries out a hands-on assessment and looks for restricted movement and tension that may contribute to your discomfort. The two approaches can complement each other.

No. An osteopathy session is not a relaxation massage. It starts with a consultation and an assessment, then uses different manual techniques depending on the situation.

Not necessarily. Cracking is not required, and many techniques make no joint noise at all.

There is no set number for everyone. It depends on the reason for your visit, how long the problem has lasted and how it evolves.

A referral is not usually needed to book. The practitioner will still check that your situation falls within the scope of osteopathy.

Very severe or unusual pain, a significant injury, fever, fainting, loss of strength or sensation, or any worrying symptom call for medical advice first. Osteopathy does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

Yes. Osteopathy can support athletes with tension, stiffness, mobility or recovery, alongside medical or physiotherapy care when needed.

Pregnant women can be seen for some aches linked to changes in the body and posture. Techniques are adapted to pregnancy and do not replace medical or obstetric care.

You can contact the practice of Hicham Boulaamani in Agdal, Rabat, directly by phone or WhatsApp on +212 600 91 23 12.