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Despite being thought of as by many as “back specialists”, osteopaths holistically treat a wide range of medical conditions. Osteopathy works on the principle that, in order to achieve optimum wellbeing, the skeleton, muscles, ligaments and connective tissues should work synergistically. Osteopaths seek to rebalance the body by means of touch, massage, cranial techniques (referred to as cranial osteopathy), manipulation and joint mobilisation. Osteopathy can be successful in treating: |
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Osteopathy can successfully help to treat these conditions by: |
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All of our osteopaths are fully qualified and regulated and follow strict codes of practice. They aim to treat clients on an individual basis depending on their own unique needs and they focus on providing long-term, as opposed to temporary relief, from physical problems. For further help with painful joints Click here to find out more about the therapeutic effects of Osteopathy |
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