Articles on osteopathy itself. How it works, the conditions it can help with, and honest, practical guidance on getting out of pain and moving well.
People sometimes ask why an osteopath spends so much of his time thinking about Pilates, or why I talk about movement as much as I talk about pain. The honest answer is that for me they have never been separate things. Movement has been the thread running through my whole life, and the way I work today is simply where all of it has led.
How osteopathy and Pilates help you stay strong, mobile and independent as you age, working alongside your GP and NHS care. Gentle, tailored support for later life.
From Monday 3 August, updated fees will apply when you come in and pay. An initial consultation will be £80, up from £77, and a follow up appointment will be £65, up from £62.
After testing the alternative carefully, and seeing it work well in practice, I’ve decided that from July, bookings and enquiries will be handled by a new, automated booking and reception system that connects directly to the clinic’s live calendar.
When people ask me who osteopathy is for, my answer is always the same: everyone. But for a long time I’ve been uncomfortably aware that “everyone” only really holds true if people can actually get through the door and for anyone living with a mobility challenge, that has too often been far from guaranteed.
If you live or work in Leyton, E10, the Leytonstone Osteopathy clinic is one of the most convenient osteopathy practices available to you. Located moments from Leytonstone Underground station, a single stop on the Central line from Leyton tube. The trusted choice for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, sports injuries, and postural issues for patients across E10, E11, and E15 for over fifteen years.
Quick online booking, evening appointments available
