An osteopath aims to restore the normal function and stability of the joints and helps the body heal itself. It is a drug-free, non invasive manual therapy. Osteopaths can be beneficial for all age ranges, young and old alike. Our patients include manual workers, office staff, students, pregnant women and sportspeople. Osteopaths treat a wide range of medical conditions such as back pain, changes in posture during pregnancy, other postural problems, arthritic pain and minor sports injuries.
A podiatrist (also known as a chiropodist) can assess, diagnose, treat and advise on a variety of foot and lower limb complaints. There are many reasons why people visit a podiatrist such as toe nail cutting, toe nail problems, and management of corns & callus. Our podiatry clinic can also provide routine footcare, nail surgery for more severe problems caused by ingrown toenails, footcare products, footwear advice and diabetic foot checks.
During a biomechanics or musculoskeletal (MSK) podiatry assessment, the podiatrist will carry out a detailed examination of the feet, ankles and lower limbs. This typically includes evaluating the way a person walks using the latest Footscan technology, checking foot structure and alignment, testing muscle strength and flexibility, and assessing joint range of motion. It will also involve taking a detailed medical history and a review of current activity levels. Following the assessment, the podiatrist will explain their findings and work with the patient to create a tailored treatment plan with an instant, visual Footscan report. This may involve custom Phits 3D Printed Orthotics to improve foot alignment, targeted exercises to address muscle imbalances, recommendations for appropriate footwear, and guidance on how to prevent future injuries.
Footscan industry leading technology has been utilised in more than 3000 scientific studies and is trusted by state-of-the-art movement labs and elite sports teams worldwide such as Team GB. This assessment is beneficial for patients suffering with conditions such as, but not limited to:
* Plantar fasciitis (heel and arch pain) or metatarsalgia (pain in the ball of your foot)
* Pain when walking, running, cycling or playing sports
* Foot, ankle, knee, hip or back pain
* Sore feet when standing all day
* Flat feet, bunions, neuromas or hammer toes
* Recurring lower limb injuries from sport/activity
* Balance issues or poor posture
* Diabetes
* Injury prevention in performance sports
A foot health practitioner is equipped to deal with most common foot complaints, such as hard skin, ingrown nails and thickened nails. They can also carry out routine nail cutting and provide treatments for verrucas and fungal nails.
Reflexology aims to bring your body back into balance, allowing it to recover and heal itself as nature intended. It allows your whole body to relax and be at peace.
Remedial deep tissue massage therapy is designed to increase blood and lymph flow to affected areas, to treat acute and chronic soft tissue injuries. These techniques can also be utilised to treat stress related conditions. This kind of massage focuses on the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. Fitness enthusiasts may benefit from improved performance, as well as aiding recovery and helping to prevent injury.
Up to 1 hour
Up to 30 mins
Up to age 16
Up to 1 hour
Up to 30 mins
Up to 45 mins
1 toe / 2 toes
For a full reflex workout
Follow up for specific reflexes or light workout
(15 mins) Call Nigel on 07407 357301
1 hour
Follow up for additional treatment (30mins)
(at clients request)