Paediatric Osteopathy
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What Is Paediatric Osteopathy?
Our osteopaths treat babies, children and teenagers. We have daily children’s osteopathy clinics, led by Ami Sevi with Simon Barnard, Doug Olson, Louise Alexander, Aisha Taylor & Simon Baron.
Since each child is unique, our osteopaths consider the whole child in their initial examinations and treatment plans. They use very subtle and gentle techniques with their hands.
Ask a practitioner or our reception team for more information about paediatric osteopathy treatments.
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What To Expect
On your child’s first visit to the Good Health Centre, your osteopath will ask questions about their full medical history and examine their body to make an in-depth assessment.
We advise you to dress your child in loose clothing that they can move around in, if possible.
Our osteopaths may need to ask you to remove some of your child’s outer clothing and we may ask your child to perform some simple movements.
Our Practitioners
Good Health Centre’s highly skilled and experienced osteopathy team all undertake four to five year honours degree programmes, which are underpinned by thorough clinical training.
The osteopathy profession is regulated by law by the General Osteopathic Council, which keeps one register of all osteopaths.
In the UK, only practitioners who are registered with the General Osteopathic Council are allowed to call themselves osteopaths.
Cautions & Care
Osteopathy is a very safe, non-invasive treatment without the side effects of drugs. It is safe for people of any age, including babies and children.
However, it’s important to let your osteopath know if your child has any medical conditions before their treatment begins as this will help them to choose the appropriate techniques for their condition.
Useful Links
General Osteopathic Council
www.osteopathy.org.uk
Expert Paediatric Osteopathy:
You can book an appointment quickly and easily online by clicking below, if you have any questions prior to booking please get in touch with us on 0113 237 1173 or Email Us and one of the team will be in touch asap!
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