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Please be aware that we have 2 allocated parking spaces outside of the clinic. If these are taken when you arrive for your appointment please park in the main car park not in front of any other business premises. If you are unable to walk from the main car park, wait outside the unit until a space (directly outside my office) becomes free. We also have a map showing where to find the clinic with some further guidance.

Many private health insurance policies provide cover for Osteopathic treatment. It may be possible to claim for a course of treatment but you should check in advance with your insurance company before seeking Osteopathic treatment, in order to confirm the available level of cover and whether you will need to have a referral from your GP or specialist.

An Osteopath is a primary care professional, focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, prevention and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal disorders and the effects of these conditions on patients' general health. Using many of the diagnostic proceedures applied in conventional medical assessement, Osteopaths seek to restore the optimal functioning of the body, where possible without the use of drugs or surgery. Osteopathy is based on the principle that the body has the ability to heal, and Osteopathic care focuses on stengthening the musculoskeletal systems to treat existing conditions and to prevent illness. Osteopaths' patient centered approach to health and well-being means they consider symptoms in the context of the patient's full medical history, as well as their lifestyle and personal circumstances. This holistic approach ensures that all treatment is tailored to the individual patient.

Osteopathy focuses on the diagnosis, management, treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal and other related disorders without the use of drugs or surgery. Commonly treated conditions include back and neck pain, postural problems, sporting injuries, muscle and joint deterioration, restricted mobility and occupational ill-health.

All Osteopaths are expected to have a complaints procedure in place in their practice to address patients' concerns. If you have concerns about the competence or the professional conduct of your Osteopath and you have been unable to resolve the issue satisfactorily with the Osteopath, or the employer, the General Osteopathic Council will advise on the next steps to take under a formal complaints procedure.