Finding relief from pain and discomfort is a top priority for many individuals. Whether it’s lower back pain, neck pain, or joint pain, finding effective treatment options can make a significant difference in our daily lives. While there are various healthcare professionals to choose from, one option that continues to gain popularity is Osteopathy. Osteopathy […]

Selecting the best Osteopath for You When choosing an Osteopath, there are many factors you may consider, including their qualifications and further training, their experience, and approach. You might also want to factor in any specialisations with specific injuries or areas of the body or additional add-on therapies like taping, rehabilitation or acupuncture. Further services

Sciatica: a word that’s often synonymous with pain, frustration, and disruption. Characterised by a piercing pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve’s pathway — from the lower back, through the hips and buttocks, and down the back of one or both legs — it can be a debilitating experience. While numerous remedies and therapies claim

Osteopathy, a holistic approach to healthcare, has become increasingly popular in the UK, with a primary focus on the role of the musculoskeletal system in overall health. While its integration with the National Health Service (NHS) is not common, where available, it is proven to be beneficial to patients. Osteopathy is a regulated profession in

How Osteopaths can help maintain mobility, balance, and overall health.

Osteopathy is a holistic treatment used to detect, treat and prevent health problems by moving, stretching and massaging a person’s muscles and joints. It is based on the principle that the well-being of an individual depends on their bones, muscles, ligaments and connective tissue functioning smoothly together. Osteopaths use physical manipulation, such as stretching and

As a professional osteopath serving the Croydon community, one of the questions I often get asked is, “How many sessions do I need to see an Osteopath?” It’s a valid question, as patients want to know what to expect and how long their treatment plan might take.   In this blog post, I’ll provide insights

  Osteopathy is a form of manual therapy that aims to identify and treat the root cause of pain and dysfunction in the body. In this article, you will discover the four main traditional principles of Osteopathy and how they still influence and guide osteopathic treatment today. The Four Main Principles of Osteopathy The body

“How often should I see an Osteopath?” is one of the most common questions we get asked about Osteopathic treatments. The answer varies depending on the individual’s presenting condition and personal health goals. However, a few guidelines may help you ascertain how often you should see an Osteopath.   It is important to know that

Osteopaths are qualified healthcare professionals who specialise in identifying and treating problems caused by musculoskeletal issues using manual therapy, exercise, and other techniques.   Although they are not medical doctors, they are regulated as healthcare professionals in the UK, they have completed a degree in osteopathy and passed exams to practice.   They do not