Bannerdale Osteopathic Practice

I became an Osteopath because helping people is what I feel my life is about. Being an Osteopath combines all the aspects of life I best enjoy; meeting people, problem solving and using my hands to help people. Teaching at Leeds Met University allows me to not only pass on the knowledge I have but also keeps it current and readily accessible. 

I believe that the cause of someones complaint is often a little deeper and more complex than it often appears. I love nothing more than discovering the root cause and then working towards not only overcoming the symptoms but also preventing re-occurrence.

Whilst I enjoy helping people of all ages I have a particular interest in babies and children having volunteered for a year at the Osteopathic Centre for Children in London. I gained lots of experience helping an extremely varied range of patients and offer the initial consultation in both Sheffield and Selby completely free with no obligation. 

My philosophy is quite simple when it comes to being an Osteopath I am here to help guide you towards health. The human body has a fantastic capacity to heal and grow and it is by removing any barriers to this that a healthy happy life can be enjoyed. I do this by using techniques such as massage and joint mobilisation, very gentle high velocity low amplitude thrust and subtle cranial techniques. In addition to advice on stretching, exercise and ergonomics.

If you want to find out if I may be able to help you feel free to contact me.