Confessions of an Osteopath: Things I Wish Patients Knew Before They Apologised for Their Socks or Feet
If I had a pound for every time someone apologised for their socks, I would have …
Use when explaining what happens in treatment and how change occurs and when preparing someone for the process, timelines, uncertainty, or variability of recovery.
If I had a pound for every time someone apologised for their socks, I would have …
That line sometimes stops people in their tracks. If you’re coming to see an osteopath, surely …
When the exercises I’ve prescribed don’t work I often find I do my best work. Ok, …
A Linea Alba Hernia (AKA Epigastric Hernia) is a protrusion on the midline between the tummy …
I’m often approached by people who’ve had failed treatment for pain in the sacroiliac region with …
These days I find most of my clients are very open to discussing the mind & …
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As an Osteopath I treat mind and body, but I find it hard to think about …
My wife spotted that I was bracing and making the pain from a pulled muscle much …
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A few years ago, on a wet miserable winter night somewhere in North Yorkshire I was …
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