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I have a Bachelor of Osteopathy and am a registered member of the General Osteopathic Council. I also have a Level 5 Diploma in Sports Massage and Remedial Therapy and a qualification in Medical Acupuncture. I incorporate all these techniques into my sessions with patients, as well as prescription of home exercises, to create a well-rounded approach to treatment. My extensive Read more...
Osteopath based in Fleet. Specialising in low back pain. We offer Osteopathy, sports massage, acupuncture, spinal manipulation, sports injury help and more.
As one of the busiest practices in the local area we see patients from a wide catchment area and have been integrated into the community. Over the years we've treated many generations from the same family.
Ned Wombwell Osteopathy provides complementary and alternative health care in the Suffolk area, treating all types and ages, from the elderly to the newborn. We aim to treat patients rather than the condition, and the cause rather than the symptom. There are a wide range of therapies available at our Woodbridge Clinic, enabling us to coordinate a holistic and comprehensive Read more...
Woburn Osteopaths is a patient-centred practice with accessible service. We are a skilled, well-qualified and friendly team of registered osteopaths practising within Woburn’s newly converted Old Fire Station.
Welcome to Wisbech Osteopathic Clinic, the longest established Osteopathy clinic in Wisbech, providing osteopathic healthcare in the heart of the Fens. We serve Fenland District, North Cambridgeshire, South Lincolnshire and West Norfolk.
This Osteopathic Practice was originally established in Irby in 1983 by Margaret Lavender. We moved to Thingwall in 2000 and have three osteopaths: Margaret Lavender, Diane Henderson and Christina Parsons.
We all lead increasingly busy lives and no one has time for pain. It is frustrating when you have to take time off work or cancel your long-awaited holiday because of your symptoms. When you start to feel discomfort, do you just hope it will go away even though deep down you know your pain won’t magically disappear? Isn’ Read more...
