Osteopathy is an effective form of hands-on healthcare that aims to improve how the body functions to reduce pain and improve people's quality of life.
Search AgainRead More About OsteopathyIn my practice patients are the centre of their own treatment. Previous training in counselling and working with young people enhances my philosophy of the way healthcare should be delivered. I can listen and am happy to discuss possible treatment before the consultation process.
I'm an osteopath and have been since 2014.
I qualified from the British School of Osteopathy with Distinction, and have been in private practice since.
I enjoy seeing patients from teens to the elderly and treating everything from headaches to bunions.
I used to be a professional ballet dancer, so I have an affinity... [read more]
We are a multi therapy practice in central London next to Kings Cross. We offer Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Massage Therapies, Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Orthopaedic consultations and other therapies. We have been established in 1997 and we have an excellent record of professional and affordable therapy services. We invite you to look at... [read more]
Alan initially studied Sports Science at Brunel and West London and went on to work in the Health and Fitness industry-including managing a health club in Bahrain.This developed an interest in rehabilitation from injury that led to him persuing a career in Osteopathy. He then studied at the British School of... [read more]
I graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 1994 having decided at the age of 14 that I wanted to be an osteopath. I have built up considerable experience through working in a wide variety of practices in a number of different locations. I started Pangbourne Osteopathic Clinic shortly after... [read more]
Amanda Miles is a registered osteopath in Chelmsford, Essex. She established Oaklea Osteopathy in Chelmsford after qualifying as an osteopath in 2005 from the London School of Osteopathy.
One of my favourite definitions of an osteopath is "Someone who solves a problem you didn't know you had in a way you don't understand, see also magician, wizard"
While it isn't totally accurate(?), it is a great conversation starter when someone asks me what I do.
If you are in pain and... [read more]
My name is mark Walsh. I qualified from the European School of Osteopathy in 1985. I been in practice for 30 years. I have also taught Osteopathy at the European School of Osteopathy as well as been a clinic tutor there. I was an external examiner for the register of osteopathy... [read more]
I have been in practice as an osteopath and naturopath for nearly 30 years and am currently working out of clinics in Clapham, Shepherds Bush and Fulham. Improving health is a collaboration between myself and the client and I enjoy the experience of meeting and working with all sorts of people.... [read more]
Daniella Doe - BSc(Hons) D.Pod.M. M.Ch.S. Registered on the Health & Care Professions Council
joined us in 2017 after 1 year in the NHS. Daniella qualified as a podiatrist after her 3-year degree from Plymouth University. Daniella is learning new approaches to podiatry with us at Forest Foot and Health Clinic and is... [read more]
Hazel grove osteopaths. Professional osteopathic treatment in Stockport for over 36 years!
For over 35 years the practitioners at ‘Martin Davies & Associates' based in Cheshire, UK, have been using their highly trained skills as Osteopaths to help remedy those aches and pains caused by the rigors of everyday life.
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Osteopathy is an effective form of hands-on healthcare that aims to improve how the body functions to reduce pain and improve people's quality of life.
Osteopaths help a wide variety of people from unsettled children, pregnant women, elite athletes through to the elderly for a variety of reasons including:
Osteopaths are regulated and highly trained healthcare professionals, therefore it is not necessary to visit your doctor before your first appointment. At the initial consultation a full case history and a physical examination will determine what is causing the problem and the osteopath will devise a specific treatment plan for you. This will often be a combination of hands-on treatment and advice regarding stretching, exercises and lifestyle factors, where appropriate.
During the four years it takes to train to be an osteopath, and with the continual professional development that we undertake, a wide variety of different styles of hands-on treatment are learned. Therefore, treatment will vary between different people depending on their diagnosis, age and their overall fitness and health. However, it often involves specific soft tissue massage, joint articulation (stretching) and joint manipulation or more subtle cranial osteopathic techniques.
Therefore, whatever your age or the pain and challenges you face, there is usually something an osteopath can do to help.
Text kindly supplied by Dougal Cram.
Osteopathy is regulated by UK law. Practitioners must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). All Osteopaths on the site have indicated they are a registered practitioner, however it is advised you also make the necessary checks.