Osteopathy differs from other types of manual therapy in that it takes into account the patient’s environment, emotional state and thought processes as well as their physical state when diagnosing and managing their condition. It recognises that no two people are the same, so treatment is tailored to the individual and can include massage, stretching, joint articulation and manipulation, and self-help/exercise advice.  

Osteopathy can help people of all ages and backgrounds with a variety of problems, including:

• Headaches and migraine prevention
• Back and neck problems
• Muscle and joint pains
• Pain from arthritis
• Postural problems
• Repetitive strain injuries
• Occupational and sporting injuries