Stress, bruxism and headaches: understanding the relationship from an integrative perspective

Living in contexts with high levels of demand and pressure can contribute to the development of stress, a physiological and neurobiological response to situations perceived as threatening. When prolonged, stress can affect both mental and physical health, manifesting itself in various ways, including bruxism. This behaviour, often triggered by stress, is characterised...

Cranial osteopathy in the treatment of chronic sinusitis: a complementary approach

Chronic sinusitis is an inflammatory process of the sinuses, often associated with infections as well as functional or environmental factors. The sinuses are air cavities located in the skull whose function depends on proper ventilation and an effective balance between mucus production and drainage. When these mechanisms are altered,...

Cranial osteopathy for headache and migraine relief: mechanisms and evidence

Cranial Osteopathy is an area of Osteopathy that focuses on the bones of the skull and face. Cranial Osteopathy is used to treat various health problems, including headaches and migraines. Dysfunctions of the skull and sacro-cranial system can influence the general health of the body. Cranial techniques are gentle and...

Headaches and migraines: an integrative approach with Cranial Osteopathy

Headaches and migraines are common complaints that can significantly affect quality of life. Their clinical manifestation varies and can be associated with factors such as stress, muscle tension, hormonal imbalances, changes in cranial structures and postural problems. The diversity of potential causes contributes to the complexity of these conditions, highlighting the...