Cranial Osteopathy Sussex, UK

Longer treatment times (45 minutes/1hr), easy free parking, we treat all forms of joint and muscle pain, including back pain, sciatica, and trapped nerves, neck and shoulder pain, elbow, knee and hip pain, frozen shoulder, plantar fasciitis, vertigo with the Epley Manoevre.  We also offer medical acupuncture, have a specialised BABY Clinic, and can offer total mind-body healing with an emphasis on those suffering from chronic pain. Highly trained and professional, experienced osteopaths, we pride ourselves on our reputation for providing an outstanding service in Eastbourne and surrounding areas. Managed by Jane Reynolds with Associates Daniel Baines, Jody Seaver and Louise Field. 

This group of osteopaths run clinics in Robertsbridge in Surrey and in Hawkehurst and Tunbridge Wells in Kent. A detailed assessment of the health of the patient is conducted on the first visit including various medical tests and a treatment plan is formulated. Treatments sessions are scheduled based on the treatment plan. Gentle osteopathy manipulations and mobilizations are performed to treat the condition suffered by the patient. Lifestyle advice and exercise prescriptions are given to prevent recurrence of the condition.

Chiropody and Podiatry Our four experienced practitioners, Jon Collins, Becky Waldron, Rosannah Burden and Charlie Young, provide a wide range of general chiropody treatments from corns, callus and verrucae, to ingrowing and fungal toenails. We specialise in treating foot and ankle pain; plantar fasciitis, heel pain/ spur, achilles tendonitis, bunions, medial and lateral knee pain, shin splints, capsulitis / bursitis associated with osteoarthritis in the joints of the foot and ankle. We prescribe semi-modified and custom-made orthotic insoles in conjunction with physical therapies including massage, mobilisation, therapeutic ultrasound and many more as treatment is tailored to the individual. We also treat ingrowing toenails conservatively with cutting in order to take pressure off the sides of the nails, or solve the problem permanently with a simple painless procedure that remove the side(s) of the nail ingrowing and kill off the nail root to prevent it from growing back. Dry Needling for Chronic and Persistent Verrucae. Dry needling is carried out painlessly under local anaesthetic. A sterile needle is then used to cause a localized trauma to the verruca itself. The aim of this is to implant the virally infected cells deeper into the tissue where it is quickly detected by the immune system and an immune response is stimulated. This process has been around for nearly 40 years but it's only recently reaching the shores of the UK from the states. It is very