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The Expertise at Nevada Osteopath: Meet Tamara Taber
Struggling with chronic back or neck pain? We provide tailored treatments, including omt osteopathic techniques and manipulative training, to relieve back strain and manage pain effectively. Whether you’re dealing with neck and back discomfort or need pain management in Reno, our therapies are designed to get you moving again.
- Specialized treatments for neck and back pain
- Focus on preventing future injuries
Recovering from surgery or dealing with joint pain? Our treatments, including omt treatment for joint manipulation, are designed to improve mobility, reduce pain, and aid recovery from injuries or surgery. Whether you’ve had a knee replacement or need post-surgery care for hip and knee, we’re here to help you regain strength.
- Joint care for conditions like osteoarthritis
- Therapy for joint pain and manipulation
We believe in the power of holistic care to treat the whole body. At our center in Reno, we offer natural remedies for stress, anxiety, and chronic pain. Our services include craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, and trigger point massage, all aimed at restoring balance and promoting healing.
- Solutions for stress relief and anxiety management
- Effective holistic pain management treatments
Craniosacral therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment aimed at relieving tension and improving overall body function. Our approach to cranial osteopathy helps with conditions such as headaches and sports-related concussions. We also provide specialized care for children through pediatric osteopathy.
- Treatment for cranial manipulation and osteopathic manipulation
- Relief from vertigo and other specific conditions
As an osteopath with a deep understanding of Reno sports, I help athletes prevent and recover from injuries. Whether you’re a tennis player dealing with tennis elbow or a skier recovering from a fall, I provide tailored treatments to improve performance and aid recovery.
- Reno sports medicine for injuries and improved performance
- Treatments for common tennis and volleyball injuries
- Recovery and prevention for rotator cuff pain, concussions, and more
As an Osteopath I am first searching for physiological imperfections of any form. I first need to find the key lesion, then fix it and allow the body to heal. Sometimes adjusting the osseous frame work is the first rule of treatment, sometimes it is releasing the facia. Both of these modalities allow the arteries to deliver blood to nourish the organs and bodily tissues as well and allowing the veins to carry away all the impurities. These modalities also release the nerves to be free and unobstructed permitting the pulsating powers of life.
Every person is different. As unique as their DNA. I will ask many questions to knit together your story which, then, often leads to the correct and individualized treatment plan. I wish I could say that one Osteopathic treatment will cure all, and sometimes that is the case, but that is not the rule. Feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss if Osteopathy is the right treatment for you.
Unless you have experienced it, it's hard to explain. Cranial Osteopaths use a highly trained sense of touch to feel subtle changes of tension and tissue quality in the living anatomy of the whole body, and to diagnose areas of strain or dysfunction. Some of my collegues have referred to it as "weird", and it is often considered "alternative", but I disagree. There are specific diagnoses I have treated such as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome that have respond very well to Cranial Osteopathy.
Not many Osteopaths utilize this technique because it is not easy to understand or master, I was drawn to this modality because of the results I witnessed and continue to experience. I do not use Cranial Osteopathy on every patient I treat, it is one way to achieve a patients health goals and depends completely on the patients symptoms and complexity of the diagnosis. Contact me if you would like to discuss if this will help you.