Whether you have sudden pain, you’ve been suffering for a long time, or you are looking for more of a prevention strategy – our Reflex-18 Osteopath can help.
Whether you have a sudden pain, have been suffering for a long time or you are looking for a pain and injury prevention strategy, our Colchester Osteopath can help.
Get treatment from an Osteopath to ease those aches and pains. With an excellent understanding of how the body works as a whole, a passion for helping people achieve their goals, and a multitude of pain-relieving techniques, our osteopath will give you a great diagnosis and treatment that will get you back on track and feeling great.
Everybody is unique, and no two injuries are the same, this means that generic treatments are rarely the most effective for your injury. Our osteopath in Colchester will consider how different areas of your body may be affecting you and your pain. As well as treating pain and specific injuries, osteopaths are fantastic at helping reduce your risk of pain, with hands-on treatment, advice and exercises. If you sit at a desk all day, you may be surprised how good you can feel after a session with our osteopath.
Young, old, sports, non sporty, people who want to keep active.
£60.00
You may be asked to remove layers of clothing to see the area. Please come suitably dressed to avoid this as much as possible.
When you enter the clinic you will be greeted by a friendly clinician. They will take a full history of your condition and ask you some questions to get to know you, what your goals are, what you enjoy and how your problem is affecting your day to day life. They will then perform a physical assessment in order to confirm diagnosis and then discuss with you an appropriate treatment plan. They will spend time making sure you understand the situation and then will provide you with the treatment you need. It may be that you would benefit from the expertise of another professional in the clinic and in that case your physio may discuss you with the other clinician, or arrange for you to see them too.
An osteopath is a regulated practitioner who uses evidence based, non-invasive therapy to find the cause of a problem rather than use pharmaceutical medicine. An osteo aims to restore normal function and stability of joints to help the body heal itself through, mobilisation of joins, soft tissue massage and stretching techniques.
One misconception of osteopathy is that we only treat the spine, however, we are highly trained to diagnose and help with a variety of muscular, joint, and medical conditions, as well as help ease the worry and anxiety which go hand in hand with injury and pain. Here are just a few of the common conditions we see day in and out of the clinic: Musculoskeletal pain, Neck and back pain, Neurological pain such as sciatica, pins and needles, joint pain including hips, knees, ankles, shoulders, elbows, and wrists. Stress related tension and headaches, postural related tension and pain, restricted mobility, occupational injuries, sports injuries and post operative rehabilitation.
The difference between a Chiropractor and an Osteopath, is that Chiropractors are primarily focused on the spine, were Osteopaths concentrate on the body as a whole.
Osteopathic medicine isn’t medicine in itself, we use manual techniques and teach the patient to rehabilitate themselves.
Absolutely, through assessment, treatment, and aftercare plans.
Yes, through assessment, treatment, and aftercare programmes we can help you understand and heal from back pain.
Osteopaths are not doctors. Osteopaths are regulated Allied Healthcare Practitioners who are trained specifically in Osteopathy.
We ask that you wear clothing that allows the clinician to have access to the area that is being assessed/treated. We suggest:
Please note that if you don’t wear clothing that allows full range of movement – the assessment and treatment may be altered due to this.
Yes, through assessment, treatment, and aftercare programmes we can help treat sports related injuries and help you get back to form
