Structural Osteopathy
A variety of techniques fall under the umbrella term of ‘structural’ osteopathy. It is manual in nature, using skilled application of force applied through the soft tissues and joints to effect a therapeutic change in range of motion and muscle tone. Other techniques use active resistance to improve range of motion.
OSTEOPATHS
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James Britton
James is a registered osteopath with over three decades of clinical experience. He specialises in injury & post-op rehabilitation, injury prevention, sports performance optimisation and ante-postnatal recovery -
Aidan Spencer
Aidan is a Registered osteopath with specialist paediatric training and many years of clinical and teaching experience. Aidan also teaches Tai Chi and Chi Gong. -
Soran David
Soran is a registered osteopath with many years of clinical and teaching experience. Her approach is ‘eclectic’, combining traditional structural techniques with cranial osteopathy and medical acupuncture or dry needling techniques -
Laura McCrave
Laura is a registered osteopath who combines structural techniques with cranial osteopathy. She treats a diverse range of adults experiencing new or persistent pain