About Gagandeep
Gagandeep Watts is a Registered Manual Osteopathic Practitioner, Graduated from the National Academy of Osteopathy. He has practiced physiotherapy for more than 10 years in his home country, India. He worked as a senior physiotherapist and owned many centers in India. He provided his valuable services in multiple areas of practice. Sports injuries were his specialization. He has worked in the field of soccer and cricket. He is an expert in treating Musculoskeletal related conditions in performing Muscle Energy Techniques, soft tissue release, Craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, and concussion management. He has worked with a population of all ages.
His therapy includes : Muscle Energy Techniques, Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, Concussion Management, Depression & Stress Management, Sleep disorders Management, Chronic Pain Management, Osteopathic Massage, Temporomandibular Joint Manipulation, Trigger Point Release, Trigger point taping techniques, Myofascial Release, Vacuum cupping therapy.
Gagandeep Watts is not a part of the Physicians and Surgeons Association of BC. In many countries, manual Osteopaths are not classified as physicians or surgeons. The distinction typically comes from the scope of training and the level of medical authority they hold. Manual Osteopaths generally focus on hands-on techniques to treat musculoskeletal pain and improve bodily function. Their training is often centered on osteopathy, which emphasizes manual manipulation of the body’s muscles and joints. They typically do not have the extensive medical education that physicians or surgeons receive. Physicians are licensed medical professionals who can diagnose and treat a wide range of medical conditions, prescribe medications, and perform surgeries. In some countries, Osteopathic Doctors are considered physicians with additional training in osteopathic techniques, which include manual manipulation, but they have completed the same medical education and certification as MDs. Surgeons are a specialized subset of physicians who have received additional training and certification in surgical procedures. Therefore, in many healthcare systems, manual osteopaths are recognized as complementary or alternative healthcare providers rather than as licensed physicians or surgeons.
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