The first time we see you, we will always ask you questions about you, your complaint, your medical history, and general health. This can frustrate some people as they “wanna get to the good stuff” but the initial chat is start of the treatment and arguably the most important part. During the initial consultation, we’re trying to achieve the following three things: Identify the bad … Continue reading Why do you need to know about that?!
Note: This fantastic blog is taken from the Institute of Osteopathy (iO) website. Work-related aches and pains The health and safety executive estimate that in 2013/14 there were 526,000 cases of work related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) – about 42% of all work related illnesses MSDs are the second biggest cause of absence from work, effecting over 1m people at a cost to the economy (estimated … Continue reading Osteopathy in the workplace
All osteopaths in the UK must be registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC). GOsCX regulates the practice of osteopathy under the terms of the Osteopaths Act 1993. They hold a statutory duty to promote, develop and regulate the profession of osteopathy in the UK. It fulfils its duty to protect the interests of the public by ensuring that all osteopaths maintain high standards of safety, competence … Continue reading Not anyone can call themselves an osteopath!
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