What is osteopathy / an osteopath?

Osteopathy is a hands-on, holistic approach to healthcare that focuses on diagnosing, treating, and preventing musculoskeletal issues. It enhances the body's natural ability to heal by improving mobility, reducing pain, and restoring balance—without drugs or surgery.

 

What do osteopaths treat?

• Back & Neck Pain

• Sciatica & Nerve Issues

• Sports Injuries

• Headaches & Migraines

• Arthritis & Joint Pain

• Pregnancy & Postpartum Aches

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If your condition isn’t suitable for osteopathic treatment, we’ll guide you to the right care.

 

Your First Osteopathy Appointment

Duration: 45 minutes (Follow-ups: 30 minutes)

• Assessment – We review your medical history, lifestyle, and symptoms

• Diagnosis – A clear explanation of your condition and treatment plan

• Treatment – Hands-on techniques tailored to you from day one

• Home Exercises – Simple movements to support your recovery

• Follow-up Plan – Monitoring progress and adjusting care as needed

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You’re welcome to bring a chaperone, and under-18s must have one present. If osteopathy isn’t suitable for your condition, your osteopath will advise you on further care and refer you to a GP if needed.