Practitioner Guy Ryder has trained to the highest standards over 5 years, to be able to offer you individually tailored treatment and advice to help bring your body back into balance. The relationship with each client is critically important, and Guy prides himself on building strong relationships that encourage complete confidence in providing the best treatment for you.
If you are at all unsure if Osteopathy is right for you then why not book in for a FREE 15 MINUTE CONSULT where i will be able to discuss your case with you and we can decide whether i may be able to help. Guy is amazing! My back had felt locked up for years but after just one treatment from Guy I could feel it starting to move again.
If you are at all unsure if Osteopathy is right for you then why not book in for a FREE 15 MINUTE CONSULT where i will be able to discuss your case with you and we can decide whether i may be able to help. Guy is amazing! My back had felt locked up for years but after just one treatment from Guy I could feel it starting to move again.
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In 2006 I decided to change his career path and trained to become an Osteopath. Qualification is achieved through an intense and demanding 5 year program, underpinned by clinical training, resulting with a Bachelor of Science honours degree in Osteopathy. Further exams have to then be undertaken to become registered with the General Osteopathic Council.
We use a system of diagnosis, taking of a thorough case history and examination process to detect damaged or injured parts of the body such as muscles, ligaments nerves and joints. Osteopathic treatment will use touch, physical manipulation, stretching and massage to increase joint mobility, relieve muscle tension, enhance blood supply and nerve innervations.
In November last year the National Institute of clinical excellence (NICE) updated its recommendations for Lower Back Pain and Sciatica in an effort to re-evaluate best practice for treatment of these conditions. The summary of this is a combined management of your symptoms with a manual therapy package, some forms of anti-inflammatory medication in the short term, psychological therapy and exercise.
In 2000 40% of the European workforce spent more than 25% of their day at a computer and i cannot imagine what that statistic is now. Musculoskeletal injury in the office workplace is also on the increase. Poor posture in the workplace and specifically poor posture whilst sitting at a computer or whilst using a hand held device may be one of the main causes' of this.
Approximately 5.4 million people suffer from Asthma in the Uk. It is a breathing condition that affects the airways going into the lungs. Something usually irritates these airways causing them to narrow, with the lining becoming inflamed and swollen. This is often accompanied by mucus or phlegm which can further narrow the airways.
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