Forces Discounts Osteopath

Nick graduated with a master’s degree in Osteopathy from the University of Surrey. He is passionate about the wellbeing of the human body and thrives to help people live pain-free and healthy life. He’s also qualified sports and remedial massage therapist (London School of Sports Massage, 2013). Nick has worked alongside the medical team at Crawley Town Football Club where he’s experienced first-hand how to get injured players back to match fitness. Nick became a Fellow of Applied Function Science after completing his fellowship with the prestigious Gray Institute of Applied Functional Science in Michigan. This has given Nick even more insight into human biomechanics and how the body really moves when doing specific movements. Nick is a keen sportsman (who completed an Olympic distance triathlon in 2017) and has been an avid golfer since the age of 15 receiving a scholarship to an American college. He has worked with a number of European Tour golf players, demonstrating how osteopathy, sports, and remedial massage, and medical acupuncture can improve their game in specific ways. Over the last few months, Nick has taken a real interest in road cycling and swimming and is hoping to compete in many triathlons next year and complete a half iron man.

Osteopathy is a system of diagnosis, treatment and management that focuses on the whole body as a single system. It also takes into account the physiological changes that can be caused by the persons psyche (e.g effects of stressful job) and social situation. People of all ages can benefit from Osteopathic treatment. Diagnosis: To diagnose a problem, we first take a case history. This is to "screen" each patient to ensure they aren't suffering something that requires a different specialism. This gives us a very good idea as to what is going wrong, which tissues are involved, and why it went wrong at this point in time. Osteopathy then utilises observation, movement and palpation (touch) in it's diagnosis, to see how the whole body, not just the area of pain, is being affected. Treatment & Management: Osteopaths are highly trained in "manual therapy", or more specifically, "Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy (OMT)". This enables us to choose which treatments are best for each individual patient from a wide skill set. We also frequently utilise nutrition, exercises, etc.

Musculoskeletal pains or injuries respond well to osteopathic intervention. The aim is to restore muscle function to rebalance the tissue and ease joints back into health. Techniques such as gentle stretching and articulation are used to restore normal function and comfort. We prescribe exercises and offer helpful advice to strengthen and stabilise the problem also improving posture. After treatment the emphasis is on avoiding further occurrences so you stay fit and get back to enjoying your active life.

Penny Kavallares has had 30 years experience as an osteopath and works with traditional and cranial osteopathy and where appropriate may also use ultrasound therapy and kinesiology taping. Penny feels that this combination of either one or two or even all of these treatment techniques allows for a treatment program that is truly tailored to the individual patient and their presenting condition. So providing osteopathic care for a wide range of people from the sedentary office worker through to the active manual workers and sports people of all levels.

Michael Pearce runs osteopathic clinics around the Lewes, Haywards Heath and Hove areas. He focuses on treating body pain due to damaged or spasming muscles, worn or injured joints and bones. Pain can result from low grade repetitive impact, traumatic causes and stress related onset. Consultations involve case history taking, physical examination, diagnosis and treatment or referral.

The Gillingham Clinic is the Medway Town's longest established Clinic of Complementary Medicine. We have Registered Osteopaths, Registered Naturopathic Physicians, Homoeopaths, Counsellors, Reflexologists and physiotherpists.

Registered Osteopath Rachael Price and her associates work from the Longfield Integrated Care Centre. Osteopathy can be used to treat a variety of things including: Back, Neck and Shoulder Pain; Tennis Elbow; Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis; Plantar Fascitis; Migraines and Headaches; Dizzyness; Postural problems.

Cranial Osteopathy & Osteopathy for pain, injuries, restricted movement - not just backs but arms, legs, neck, hips, feet, knees, head, jaw - in fact, any part of the body - call to discuss whether osteopathy may be right for you. Clinic locations near Dorking & Reigate, parking available, cash/cheque/cards. As an 'army brat' happy to be able to offer a discount to UK forces personnel.

Registered Osteopath & Sports Injury and Massage Therapist. I treat each patient as an individual with my objective being the promotion of long-term health.

For all musculoskeletal pain for enhanced injury repair. Lower back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, ankle pain etc. Osteopathy has been shown to promote healthy recovery from many ailments. as well as improve the body's overall function. Only 5 minutes drive from Shornecliffe Camp, Folkestone. Ample free parking. Also available to mothers and their babies, for the treatment of 'colic' type symptoms, reflux, irritability or sleeplessness after a difficult birth or subsequent illness.

Osteopathic and Sports Injury Clinic