An effective form of treatment for many types of aches, pains and sporting injuries.
Learn moreA structured rehabilitation program that meets the patients abilities and goals.
About usOsteopathy aims to treat not just the pain but the patient as a whole by improving the function of the body, influencing the structural components - bones, muscles, joints and ligaments, and by encouraging the flow of blood and lymphatics. This allows the body to heal iteslf using its own built in mechanisms. It can be helpful for people of all ages and all physiques.
read moreSports massage is useful as part of an overall sporting regime in order to reduce the risk of injury, improve flexibility and encourage relaxation. It is often recommended after other forms of treatment such as physiotherapy or chiropractic in the rehabilitation of injuries.
read moreMedical acupuncture may be used as a treatment by itself or as part of an osteopathic consultation. The insertion of small needles aims to reduce pain and tension through modulating the bodies own response to a stimulus, whilst promoting healing.
read moreA medical breakthrough therapeutic device with unparalleled applications and treatment outcomes. The treatment works by utilising a focused wavelength of light energy to stimulate the painful area, resulting in normal cell function and reduced pain.
read moreI'm the Principal Osteopath here at our clinic. Please stop by and learn more about the treatments we offer.
Get in touchNeil registered as an osteopath after successfully completing a four year, full time degree in osteopathy, at Oxford Brookes University. Upon gaining his registration, Neil returned from Oxford to open his first clinic, in Kettering, Northamptonshire. After a very busy first year, Neil then decided to open another clinic in the nearby town of Corby...
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