Qualifications:

·       1988 - Diploma in Osteopathy - UK

·       1990 - Clin. Cert. Applied Kinesiology.

·       2008 - Masters Grad. Dip. Chir. Manipulation

·       2010 - Doctor of Osteopathy - Aus.

 

      As I am edging towards retirement I have decided that I no longer wish to be registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Because of this it is illegal for me to refer to myself an osteopath or what I do as osteopathy (which it never was anyway). This decision does not affect my treatment in any way but may affect you being able to claim on some health insurance schemes.

 

P.S. I stopped doing any form of nutritional work etc many years ago.

 

Cost:

From 6th April 2023 the fee will be £80.00.

I accept cash, credit or debit cards (but not AmEx or cheques).

Appointments are usually 20 - 30 minutes long, but can be less. If I do a job in less than 20 minutes, it’s because I spent over 40 years learning how to do it in less than 20 minutes.

You owe me for the years not the minutes.

Please remember, I am here to provide a service. This is my job and I have to make a living.  When I meet you, it is a professional relationship. Please do not ask for a discount, or ask if I could squeeze in a couple of your kids for free (would you ask your dentist, lawyer, accountant or even when you go shopping at the supermarket). Also don't expect me to see you on my days off, I need to recuperate too. Thank you for respecting my wishes.

 

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Getting Older!

 

I'm seeing people who I have known for many years who I am now unable to do the 'quick fixes' I used to be able to do. Even though I have much more experience and expertise, you are now 'many, many years older' (and more worn out) so don't expect your body to heal as if you are still a teenager, and be prepared that it may not heal at all (and don't hold me responsible for your body's failings, as many of you seem to do. All this does is make me want to retire even sooner).

 

After a Treatment:

 

You may feel sore or an aggravation of symptoms for at least 3-4 days after a treatment (especially your first). Take it easy during this time and things should start settling down after then.

 

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What should I wear? 

 

Women are often concerned about how much clothing they will need to remove to be examined and treated. I generally do not require you to remove your clothes but please bear in mind that I may need to move you around, so mini-skirts or bikers leathers are probably not a good idea, as is wearing an underwired bra.

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Can I bring a friend?

I am very happy for you to bring a friend.

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Are your services available for anyone under the age of 16?

I'm afraid I don't tend to treat children. I can recommend colleagues who do.