Occasionally however, recovery is impeded by other more chronic physical and mental stresses. As a result you may start noticing symptoms that are becoming a little uncomfortable and stick around far longer than usual.

It might be a sign that your body and its systems need a little change from your usual routines or postural habits and a helping hand to return to normal. Query whether you can make any changes that will help you feel better and seek advice before it gets more difficult to reverse what is happening.

Osteopaths are regulated primary healthcare physician qualified to screen you for any health concerns and diagnose physical imbalances that may contribute to your discomfort or even cause you injury. 

Osteopaths consider and treat the health of your whole body and focus on the release of physical restrictions within body tissues that may hinder the body’s natural healing processes. We distinguish ourselves from other primary healthcare professionals by providing hands-on treatment to improve and protect your physical health and help you heal and restore naturally.

Osteopaths are highly trained and skilled musculoskeletal (MSK) specialists at Bachelor and Master Degree Level and treat all body regions and systems including the head & face, neck & shoulders, back & ribs, abdomen & pelvis, hips & knees, ankles, feet & toes, arms & elbows, hands & fingers, but also look after your cardiovascular & respiratory health, immune & lymphatic health, the digestive & urinary system, the nervous & endocrine system.

Patients often present to osteopaths with:  

  • Headache

  • Jaw Pain

  • Neck pain

  • Back Pain

  • Any Joint Pain

  • Sports and other physical Injuries

  • Repetitive Strain Injuries

  • Digestive Problems

  • Pain in Pregnancy

  • Coccyx Pain

  • Postural Problems

  • Pain in Arthritis

  • Sleep issues

  • Feeding and digestive issues in babies

  • Head deformities in babies

Osteopathy is a fully regulated and recognised allied healthcare profession alongside the NHS. You do not need a referral from your GP to see an osteopath. You can book an appointment directly. 

Everyone is entitled to treatment and everyone is welcome.

In health, naturally

Grit Koenigs M.Ost

Registered Osteopath