12th December 2017
We are quietly hard at work.....
A lot of people don't know what Osteopathy is and others don't consider it to be a normal part of healthcare.
Keep up to date with our recent news and events, and the latest osteopathy industry updates.
12th December 2017
Have you googled your symptoms and are now worried?
Sometimes we worry about the symptoms we have. Googling your symptoms can lead to worrying conclusions about your health.
12th December 2017
Living bone.
A lot of people consider their bones to be solid, white, brittle and essentially dead. They are in fact beautiful and both alive and kicking.
12th December 2017
Moles
If you have any moles that you are concerned about then check this infographic and contact your GP if you are at all concerned.
6th December 2017
Are you concerned about cracking and crunching noises?
If you are concerned about cracking or crunching noises in your neck then this is worth a read.
6th December 2017
Mattress advice
Mattress and sleeping advice
3rd July 2017
How does our mind control our body?
Our nervous systems transmit and receive chemical messages to and from our brains. Sensory messages come from around the body, they sense chemicals, heat, light touch, sharp pain, dull pain, heavy touch etc. Messages are sent from the brain to our muscles, gut, liver, kidney, heart etc. The picture shows an actual human nervous system network.
3rd July 2017
How effective is osteopathy?
If you have aches and pains then give me a call on 07506 287191. We can discuss whether Osteopathic treatment can help you. Remember, we don't just treat backs.
3rd July 2017
I treat on evenings and early mornings to fit around your busy life.
Treatment can be very gentle and will avoid causing pain and discomfort. For example, I treat about 80% of my patients without using techniques that cause clicks and popping noises. Whilst these techniques are safe and effective, not everyone likes them. If you have aches and pains then give me a call on 07506 287191.
3rd July 2017
What is Osteopathy?
I treat aches and pains on weekday evenings and early mornings.
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