Cranial Osteopathy Europe

Cranial osteopathy is a subtle type of osteopathic treatment that may help the release of stresses and tensions accumulated in the body.

Treatment for babies and children

Although osteopaths treat many conditions, most people think of us as relieving back pain. However, our approach is holistic, and we believe that your entire body will work more harmoniously if you maintain its natural balance. Like a car, if a part is worn its overall performance will suffer, and it may eventually break down. The inevitable result for your body is wear and tear, and consequent pain.The British Medical Association’s guidance for general practitioners states that doctors can safely refer patients to osteopaths.What to expectWe use a wide range of techniques, including touch, physical manipulation, and massage. These help to increase the suppleness and mobility of your joints, to relieve muscle tension and pain, and to encourage your body’s own healing powers.Who and what we treatWe can treat people of all ages, from the newborn to the elderly. Our therapies are gentle and we regularly treat children and pregnant women. Some of the most common complaints we see at Marlborough House are back and neck pain, trapped nerves and sciatica, muscle tension and headaches, trauma from falls, and injuries from sports or car accidents.Cranial osteopathy is a particularly gentle therapy. It can be helpful for people of any age, but especially useful for babies and children and the many ailments that trouble them. Remember – you are welcome to make a free 20-minute appointment with us for a back check and to discuss your concerns.Please note: we highly recommend that babies’ and children’s ailments are reported and discussed with your GP to ensure your children have the very best possible care.

Although osteopaths treat many conditions, most people think of us as relieving back pain. However, our approach is holistic, and we believe that your entire body will work more harmoniously if you maintain its natural balance. Like a car, if a part is worn its overall performance will suffer, and it may eventually break down. The inevitable result for your body is wear and tear, and consequent pain.The British Medical Association’s guidance for general practitioners states that doctors can safely refer patients to osteopaths.What to expectWe use a wide range of techniques, including touch, physical manipulation, and massage. These help to increase the suppleness and mobility of your joints, to relieve muscle tension and pain, and to encourage your body’s own healing powers.Who and what we treatWe can treat people of all ages, from the newborn to the elderly. Our therapies are gentle and we regularly treat children and pregnant women. Some of the most common complaints we see at Marlborough House are back and neck pain, trapped nerves and sciatica, muscle tension and headaches, trauma from falls, and injuries from sports or car accidents.Cranial osteopathy is a particularly gentle therapy. It can be helpful for people of any age, but especially useful for babies and children and the many ailments that trouble them. Remember – you are welcome to make a free 20-minute appointment with us for a back check and to discuss your concerns.Please note: we highly recommend that babies’ and children’s ailments are reported and discussed with your GP to ensure your children have the very best possible care.

Welcome to Radcliffe On Trent Osteopathic Clinic.   I have been practicing Osteopathy Since 1995 LOW BACK PAIN HIP PAIN  RELIEF OF ARTHRITIS NECK AND SHOULDER PAIN  SPORTS INJURIES

Would you like aches and pains to be a thing of the past? Come and see us at our friendly and professional Osteopathic and Massage Therapy clinic tucked away in an oasis of calm in the heart of the city, just near to Blackfriars Station. We specialises in obstetrics (pregnancy), paediatrics (babies) and also work related musculo-skeletal disorders such as repetitive strain injuries, neck and back pain. What is Osteopathy? Osteopathy is a primary health care system, complementary to other medical practices. It is suitable for almost anyone and can contribute to the treatment and management of a wide range of problems. Primarily osteopaths work through the neuro-musculo-skeletal system, mostly on muscles, joints and fascia, using a holistic and patient-centred approach. Osteopaths must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsc) in order to practice and call themselves an Osteopath. Patients may be referred by their doctor, or may opt to see an Osteopath independently. Please feel free to call us for a free and informal chat to see if we may be able to help you.