This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
Cranial Osteopathy: how it’s used in babies and children
July 27, 2021 / News
Cranial Osteopathy seems to be making headlines. Earlier this year, former Made in Chelsea star Binky Felstead and the Duchess of Cambridge’s sister, Pippa Middleton, spoke out about how they turned to this form of osteopathic treatment to help calm their newborns. But this type of osteopathic therapy is nothing new. The history of Cranial […]
Read more
Are you pregnant? Here’s why you should consider acupuncture and osteopathy
June 17, 2021 / News
Pregnancy is a unique and powerful experience. Over the nine-month period your body deals with a number of emotional, physical and hormonal changes – which is to be expected. After all, it’s preparing to welcome a new life into the world. So, with the recent birth of Meghan Markle’s and Prince Harry’s baby girl, Lilibet […]
Read more
Exactly how osteopathy can ease Irritable Bowel Syndrome
April 22, 2021 / News
April marks Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month. Which is why we wanted to spread the word and share with you just how effective Osteopathy treatments can be when it comes to relieving symptoms of this debilitating condition. Afterall, it’s a common problem with around one in five people in the UK expected to experience […]
Read more
Teenagers ‘kneed’ to look after their knees: here’s why
April 8, 2021 / News
Do you have a sporty teen? Or perhaps you are one? You might think that knee pain only affects the older generation, but knee woes are actually one of the most common sporting injuries teenagers suffer from. And there’s stats to back this up. According to the latest facts*, knee pain affects as many as […]
Read more
The next global health epidemic is here – it’s called tech neck!
February 23, 2021 / News
It’s fair to say that we’re a nation addicted to our smartphones. And there are harrowing statistics to back this up. A report* released in November last year revealed that the average person spends around 76,500 hours over the course of their lifetime looking at their smartphone. This equates to approximately 9 years of your […]
Read more
Feeling SAD? Acupuncture can help with seasonal affective disorder
January 20, 2021 / News
If you feel down during the darker autumn and winter months – you’re not imagining it. The weather can have a big impact on our mood. In fact, so much so, there is a diagnosis for it and it’s called seasonal affective disorder (SAD). SAD is a type of depression that returns in a seasonal […]
Read more
Pregnancy plans derailed by 2020? Have you considered Acupuncture?
October 6, 2020 / News
COVID has, understandably, dominated the headlines in 2020. But outside the hand washing, distancing and mask wearing, people still have plans. And, for some, this may include having a baby. Sadly, around 1 in 7 couples may have difficulty conceiving. And with NHS fertility services having been suspended for a period earlier this year, some […]
Read more
Back pain, backpacks and back to school
September 14, 2020 / News
After much debate and discourse, the schools are finally back. It’s all very different of course – with bubbles, one-way systems, distancing, masks and sanitiser. Many schools are advising that pupils make less use of their lockers – taking books and equipment home each night in case they need to isolate, or a local lockdown […]
Read more
Nutrition for fertility
June 11, 2020 / News
Across my work treating fertility issues, a question I am regularly asked is “what should I eat to help me fall pregnant”. Just as stress levels, sleep and emotional health can have major impacts on your hormonal balance, circulation, cell ageing — and, therefore, fertility — so can your diet. Acupuncture for fertility courses that […]
Read more
Do you have a disproportionate response to injury?
May 11, 2020 / News
Patients often attend the practice with severe pains due to a relatively minor injury, this may be due to central sensitisation. For instance, someone who has a strain in the lower back and is also suffering from irritable bowel syndrome has a much greater chance of feeling pain and a persistence of pain, compared to […]
Read more