During the initial consultation, we will discuss your pain and symptoms and take a comprehensive case history. Our aim is to find the root cause of the problem to prevent reoccurrence. We will have a look at the area causing pain and ask you to perform some movements to help identify the reason for the pain. We will then provide hands on treatment and set out a clear treatment plan to ensure you are happy.

Please wear loose fitting, comfortable clothing. You are likely to be asked to remove clothing that is covering the painful area for treatment. You are very welcome to wear shorts if it makes you feel more comfortable. Please avoid wearing restrictive clothing, such as sports bras that can’t be undone at the back as they make it harder to access the whole back for treatment.

Yes, Osteopathy is a gentle treatment approach. All treatments are tailored to the individual, and techniques will be adjusted depending on the patients age, health and comfort.

This will depend on the patients overall health, age and presenting complaint. Generally speaking, acute pain will usually subside after 4-6 sessions, but chronic, long-standing pain may well take longer. We can give a better estimate after seeing how you respond to the first treatment.

No, you can book to see us directly without having seen your GP.

You are very welcome to bring someone else with you to the appointment if you would feel more comfortable.

Yes, Osteopaths are regulated by the General Osteopathic Council and must do so to be able to use the title of Osteopath.

Please do bring any previous scans/MRI reports with you if you have access to them.

Yes, there is plenty of parking around the back of the house. Please take the right hand turn immediately before The Old Rectory, it is then the first driveway on your left.

If you need to change or cancel your appointment you can do so online through the Janeapp. Please ensure you have given atleast 24 hours notice before cancelling your appointment or you may be charged.