Where it hurts
Where does it hurt?
Pick an area to see what we look at, how many appointments people usually need, what it costs, and the warning signs that mean a GP, 111 or 999 rather than an osteopath. General information, not a diagnosis.
Choose an area
Use the outline or the buttons above. Each area lists what we look at, how many appointments are typical, the price, and the warning signs that need a doctor first.
Whatever the area, these always need 999: chest pain; a sudden, severe headache; weakness, numbness or drooping on one side of the face or body; loss of bladder or bowel control with back pain.
Book an appointment, or ask first.
The first appointment is an hour and £58: questions and examination before any treatment, an honest view of whether osteopathy is the right thing, and a plan in plain words. Book a slot from the diary or ring the clinic.