Specialising in back pain, neck pain, headache and migraine.
To book an appointment or to find out if osteopathy is right for you, call or text 07778 726092.
Osteopathy Nottingham is currently based in 2 locations; The Original Movement Training Studio, in Colwick Nottingham and Southwell Highstreet.
Osteopaths treat a range of musculoskeletal conditions including back pain, neck pain, headache and migraine, but specialise in relieving joint related symptoms and muscle tension. Osteopaths apply a range of techniques, including spine and joint manipulation, mobilization, massage and medical acupuncture. We have extensive experience providing rehabilitation exercise and lifestyle advice in conjunction with manual treatment.
Feel free to call Osteopathy Nottingham on 07778 726092 to discuss your condition to find out if osteopathy is appropriate for you. Alternatively, for further information or advice email james@osteopathynottingham.co.uk. Expect professional advice and friendly guidance from experienced practitioners.
Registration Number: 8341
Osteopathy
Manual manipulative therapy, mobilisation and medical acupuncture for management of pain and injury.
Sports Massage
Deep tissue massage for sports recovery and muscle maintenance.
Corrective Exercise
Rehabilitation, stretching, core training and Pilates.
Movement Coaching
Personal Training and nutritional guidance to both reduce pain and improve performance.
Osteopaths treat a range of musculoskeletal conditions, but specialise in joint pain and restriction. The Osteopathic philosophy is to use a range of techniques to improve a patient’s movement, removing barriers to normal function. All Osteopaths are registered with the General Osteopathic Council and undertake 5 years of study to qualify. Just some of the conditions we treat here at Nottingham Osteopathy….
Back pain & sciatica
Including disc injury with medical referral and imaging available.
Neck pain
Postural stress and neck tension.
Headache & Migrane
Relieving neck dysfunction, a common cause of headache and migraine.
sports injury
Managing return from sports injury, aches, sprains, strains, tendonitis and fasciitis.
Hip & knee arthritis
Managing and relieving symptoms relating to age or injury related wear and tear.
shoulder pain
Resolving tears, impingements and frozen shoulders.
Southwell clinic
3 Portland Arcade Kingstreet
Southwell, Nottingham NG25 0EH
T: 01636 919469
M: 07778 726092
E: james@osteopathynottingham.co.uk
We treat the majority of musculoskeletal conditions We treat the majority of musculoskeletal conditions including:
Back Pain
Neck pain
Headache
Migraine
Sports Injuries, strains and sprains
Arthritis
Tennis elbow
Knee pain
Catching or painful shoulders
Osteopathy has also shown to be beneficial for many conditions including:
Asthma
Chronic fatigue
Fibromyalgia
Digestive disorders
Sessions are currently by appointment only, so please ring to book in advance, 01158 084 620. Times are subject to availability but we try to be as accommodating as possible.
Prior to treatment we take a full case history including medicalinformation, followed by a physical exam of your posture and movement. Please bring any x-rays, scans (with reports) and specialist letters that relate to the area of pain.
Treatment is best performed on skin but can be performed over clothing. Attire suitable for light exercise – shorts, t-shirt or singlet for females is ideal. There may be times where it is necessary to expose areas of skin for medical assessment or treatment, but at all times our patient’s comfort and wellbeing is of paramount importance. At the end of the sessions there should be opportunity to discuss issues regarding lifestyle, diet and exercise.
Please come in clothes you feel comfortable. It is ideal that you are free to move and clothing give access to painful areas. On occasions an Osteopath may ask you to adjust or remove an item of clothing, but this is entirely to your discretion and treatment can be performed through clothing if need be.
Allow approx. 1 hour for the initial assessment, but follow up sessions typically last 30 and 40 minutes.
Any treatment can lead to a short-term exacerbation of symptoms and may cause residual soreness, so allow appropriate rest for optimal recovery. Drink plenty of fluids and avoid vigorous activity to aid recovery and allow time for a good treatment response. If you feel concerned at any point following treatment do not hesitate to contact us.
Treatment depends upon your condition and a course of treatment can vary but is usually between 3 and 5 sessions. Be aware that chronic conditions can take longer. We do encourage some exercise rehabilitation as pain reduces to prevent future relapse.
Treatment prices can vary… but you will typically be charged £55 for your initial consultation and £45 for follow up treatments.
Osteopathy is frequently covered by major insurance companies. We do not presently deal with insurers directly so please consult with your provider for details.ver clothing. Attire suitable for light exercise – shorts, t-shirt or singlet for females is ideal. There may be times where it is necessary to expose areas of skin for medical assessment or treatment, but at all times our patient’s comfort and wellbeing is of paramount importance. At the end of the sessions there should be opportunity to discuss issues regarding lifestyle, diet and exercise.
Osteopathic soft tissue treatment can be very similar to sports massage but is more focused on injury and improved function rather than post performance recovery.
James is an Osteopath with dual Masters qualifications in Sports Science and Osteopathy and 15 years experience in the health and fitness industry. James is also a published author in the field of strength and conditioning and an experienced presenter on injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Now working as a registered Osteopath in the UK, James qualified in New Zealand, completing a degree in human biology and a 2-year postgraduate Masters in Osteopathy, comparable to a medical degree with an emphasis on anatomy, pathology and musculoskeletal medicine. This involves over 1000 hours practical experience in advanced manual manipulative therapy.
James is an Osteopath with dual Masters qualifications in Sports Science and Osteopathy and 15 years experience in the health and fitness industry. James is also a published author in the field of strength and conditioning and an experienced presenter on injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Now working as a registered Osteopath in the UK, James qualified in New Zealand, completing a degree in human biology and a 2-year postgraduate Masters in Osteopathy, comparable to a medical degree with an emphasis on anatomy, pathology and musculoskeletal medicine. This involves over 1000 hours practical experience in advanced manual manipulative therapy.
"From the start James was completely honest and professional in his approach towards me. Within a short time, the results were amazing."
Keith Fletcher
"Due to the manipulation and exercises James has recommended there has been much improvement. James is a very friendly and enthusiastic individual who obviously enjoys working with people be they healthy or disabled, young or old."
Pat Tomlinson
"As a result of working with James my pain has had a dramatic reduction to the point that I no longer need to manage it with medication."
Kate Swarebrook