Exercises for Mid Back Pain
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Exercises for Mid Back Pain

Mid back pain can be very wearing, often described as a continual ache with stiffness - Osteopaths and massage therapists help with these sorts of issues every day in clinic.

So we thought some stretches to help you between sessions would be welcomed!

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Tension Headaches
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Tension Headaches

Osteopath Jenna Dockerill delves into the common ailment; tension headaches and how Osteopathy can play a key role in managing symptoms.

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8 Glasses
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8 Glasses

Adequate water intake is fundamental to almost every physiological process in the body. Water supports circulation, temperature regulation, digestion, nutrient transport and waste removal. Even mild dehydration can impair concentration, increase fatigue and reduce physical performance, which is particularly relevant for busy individuals balancing work, family and physical activity.

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January Booster!
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January Booster!

Our brand new affiliate has handed over some great tips to start off 2024 health goals!

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Marathon Training
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Marathon Training

Marathon Training - are there performance benefits of Sports Massage?

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Feeling down?
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Feeling down?

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is widely under diagnosed, and if you aren't feeling yourself during these dark winter months, its important to acknowledge and address factors affecting your mental wellbeing.

As Osteopaths and complementary health therapists we know and see on a daily basis how pain can drag our patient's mental health down.

We may not be able to bring out the sunshine, but doing something about that persistent pain really can make a difference. And we can certainly help with that.

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Love Your Liver Month
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Love Your Liver Month

1 in 3 adults are said to develop underlying liver disease, with it being the third biggest premature killer amongst the UK population.

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