Osteopathic practice is a regulated profession with a holistic healthcare approach focusing on the interconnection between the body's systems, their structures and function. Osteopaths believe that optimal health depends on the harmonious function of all body parts and that issues in one area can affect the body as a whole. This practice involves a comprehensive assessment to diagnose and address the root causes of health concerns rather than just treating symptoms.

Osteopaths use a range of manual therapy techniques, including joint manipulation and muscle and soft tissue articulation, to improve mobility, relieve tension, and enhance blood flow, thereby supporting the body’s natural healing processes. Treatment is highly individualised, considering each patient’s unique health history, symptoms, and lifestyle to create personalised care plans that address specific needs and promote long-term well-being.

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Beyond treating musculoskeletal disorders Osteopathy can provide relief for numerous visceral, neural and vascular symptoms. The goal is not only to treat current issues but also to prevent future problems by promoting healthy habits, posture, and exercise, supporting the body's capacity to heal and maintain overall health.