Back pain, neck pain, headaches, joint pain or a sports injury: we take time to understand what is causing your symptoms, explain what we find and agree a plan with you.
No GP referral neededBook directly, with evening appointments on Mondays and Thursdays.
If you have never visited an osteopath before, it is natural to want to know what to expect.
Your osteopath will ask about your symptoms, general health and medical history, as well as how the problem is affecting you.
We will examine how your body is moving and carry out appropriate clinical tests to help understand what may be causing your symptoms.
We will discuss what we have found with you and explain the treatment options we believe are appropriate.
Where appropriate, treatment can usually begin during your first appointment.
You will have an opportunity to ask questions throughout your visit. Our aim is for you to understand what we are doing and why.
Alongside osteopathy, we may also use acupuncture or therapeutic ultrasound where appropriate. About our treatments
A short walk around the clinic, so you know exactly where you're going and what the treatment room looks like.
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Both work from either clinic. You do not need to choose: book whoever has a time that suits you.
Registered osteopath and founder, treating in Horley since 2012
Julian's approach centres on understanding what is contributing to your symptoms, explaining his findings clearly and agreeing a treatment plan with you.
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Registered osteopath
Cameron takes a thorough, patient-centred approach, taking time to understand how your symptoms affect you and helping you feel confident about your care.
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