Mobility and Function

Osteopaths can play a significant role in improving mobility and function for the general public, as well as elderly and disabled individuals. Our expertise in the musculoskeletal system and ability to assess and treat various conditions make us well-suited to address mobility challenges.

General Public

• Pain relief: I can help ease the pain associated with conditions like backache, neckache, and headaches, which can significantly impact mobility.

• Injury recovery: For those recovering from injuries, I can provide treatment to speed up healing and restore function.

• Posture correction: Poor posture can contribute to mobility issues. I can identify postural problems and recommend corrective exercises or treatments.

• Preventative care: Regular osteopathic care can help prevent injuries and maintain optimal mobility.

Elderly

• Age-related conditions: I can address common age-related conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis, and falls.

• Improved balance: Osteopathic techniques can help improve balance, reducing the risk of falls.

• Increased independence: By improving mobility, I can help elderly individuals maintain their independence and quality of life.

Disabled Individuals

• Pain management: I can help manage pain associated with disabilities, improving comfort and quality of life.

• Improved function: Through targeted treatments, I can help disabled individuals maximise their mobility and function.

• Adaptive strategies: I can recommend adaptive strategies or exercises to help individuals with disabilities improve their daily activities.

In summary, osteopaths can provide valuable assistance to individuals of all abilities who are seeking to improve their mobility and function. By addressing underlying issues and providing targeted treatments, they can help people live more active and fulfilling lives.

New client appointment: £70 (OAP/disability* discount £50) - lasts maximum 1h

Follow up appointments: £50 (OAP/disability* discount £35) - lasts maximum 30min

*OAP and Disability discounts are applied only on demonstration of one of the following valid documents:

-Proof of age ID with a photo on it.

-Medical letter of assessment. The assessment should clearly outline the nature and severity of your disability.

-Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Award.

-A Blue Badge (or equivalent parking permit) can be used as evidence of a mobility disability.

-For individuals with disabilities that affect their education, these documents can be used as evidence: Statement of Special Educational Needs (SEN) or Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).

-If you receive support through the Access to Work scheme, this can be used as evidence of your disability.