Osteopathic Clinics Allt-Yr-Yn

We have been practising osteopathy and acupuncture since 2001. We provide safe, effective diagnosis and treatment for all types of musculoskeletal problems including Back PainShoulder PainNeck PainSciaticaHeadachesBabies & Children We work in partnership with patients for the best possible outcome. We respect your confidentiality and your individuality. We provide treatment, advice and exercise tailored to your individual needs. Don't put it off.

This osteopathy clinic in Cardiff was established in 2002. All practitioners at the clinic are registered with the General Osteopathic Council and are members of the British Osteopathic Association. A full assessment and diagnosis is conducted at first and a treatment and management plan is drawn up. Traditional and cranial osteopathy is performed for patients of all ages from babies to the elderly. Dry needling acupuncture is performed for patients who suffer conditions like migraines, osteoarthritis, tennis and golfer’s elbow.

At A State of Health Clinic Cardiff we treat a wide variety of conditions and see people of all ages, from newborn to elderly. Whilst we see many patients in acute pain we also manage the more chronic issues and offer long-term support. This allows our patients to continue with their passions in life whether that is playing sports or just participating in everyday activities. At a State of Health your wellbeing and health is our top priority, that why we offer the best alternative medical care available in private practice, all at affordable prices. We have experience consultants in: OsteopathyAcupuncture Shockwave Therapy Sports MassageWhat to expect from A State of Health? Detailed Medical History Physical Examination Fully Explained Accurate DiagnosisTailored Treatment PlanPersonalised Rehabilitation & Advice Common conditions we see are: General, Acute & Chronic PainNeck, Back & Shoulder PainHeadaches & MigrainesSciaticaTrapped Nerves Pre and Postnatal painArthritic PainHip, Knee & Ankle PainSports Injuries TendinopathiesMuscle spams and strainsJoint PainWhy live in pain?