Osteopathy clinics in Cambridge and Ely

COVID-19 Update 01/06/2020! We are Open!

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We are delighted to inform that following government and The Institute of Osteopathy guidance we are now able to resume both urgent and non-urgent appointments. The past few weeks we have been closely following guidance to adapt the clinics and develop new procedures in order to make the clinic as safe as possible for you when you arrive for your appointment.

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We run clinics in Cambridge and Ely providing cover for 6 days a week. We can also arrange to visit you in your home.

Osteopathy is able to aid healing, encourage healthy tissues and reduce pain levels cross the whole body from babies to the elderly.

Osteopathy is non-invasive and can treat a wide variety of conditions. It uses manual techniques in the movement of joints and tissues to resolve temporary problems or maintain chronic problems at a manageable level.

For our Cambridge Osteopath clinic please
call 01223 248233

For our Ely Osteopath clinic please 01353 666384

Some Conditions We Treat Include

Generalised aches and pains
Osteoarthritic joint pains including hip and knee pain
Arthritic pain
General, acute & chronic neck & back pain, including lumbago
Headache / migraine prevention
Frozen shoulder/ shoulder
Elbow pain including tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) & golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis)
Circulatory problems
Sports injuries and tension
Muscle cramp
Digestion problems
Sciatica
Muscle spasms
Neuralgia
Fibromyalgia
Inability to relax
Tension
Rheumatic pain

Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a hands-on treatment using an in-depth knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics to adjust poor musculoskeletal function, allowing the body to heal naturally and efficiently. The practice of osteopathy is unique in that diagnosis and treatment is partially achieved by a highly developed sense of touch.

Osteopaths have to complete a 4-5 year full-time degree where they develop clinical skills to diagnose mechanical problems and refer on more serious cases if necessary. They are committed to furthering and updating their clinical knowledge through mandatory Continuing Professional Development.

All Osteopaths are registered with The General Osteopathic Council that was established under the Osteopathy Act (1993) to regulate Osteopathy in the UK.

Patients do not need a referral from their GP though Osteopathic treatment may be suggested by their Doctor