Osteopaths are statutorily regulated health professionals following the implementation of The Osteopaths Act 1993 and form an integral part of primary care and occupational health teams.

Many people mistakenly assume that arthritis is untreatable and that they must learn to live with their symptoms. In many cases, osteopaths are able to help considerably. Pain relief and lifestyle management improve the quality of life for arthritis sufferers.

OSTEOPATHY: Babies and Children

Osteopathy is a safe, natural and effective approach to healthcare for all life stages. It can be used to treat babies and children for a variety of common complaints, and to ensure that they stay healthy.

Lower back pain has reached epidemic proportions in the western world. Back pain responds well to osteopathic treatment ­ reducing pain and restoring mobility and quality of life.

Is your bed helping, is it part of your back problem?

Whether driving a car, a bus, or lorry or even as a passenger ­ you could be suffering driving-related back pain.

One of the main purposes of osteopathy is pain relief. Osteopathy helps people of all ages who suffer from pain, tackling complaints ranging from sports and work-related injuries to arthritis and sciatica.

For many years, osteopaths have used their skills to help relieve the aches and pains caused by weight and posture changes during and after pregnancy.

Osteopathy is a safe and natural approach to healthcare and an ideal treatment for most sports injuries.

Occupational injuries account for many for the 350 million working days a year lost in Britain. A wide range of musculo-skeletal conditions including back and neck pain, RSI and upper limb disorders respond well to osteopathic treatment.