
How Osteopathy Aligns with Modern Pain Science
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Free Patient Resources
Never been to an Osteopath before? What should I expect? Discover our FAQ’s below, so you can be fully prepared for your time with us.
It’s time for you to take control of your pain and function.
Here you can find a variety of resources to help you learn how to manage specific conditions, use equipment, and some simple stretches and exercises that can often help get you moving away from pain. We believe knowledge is power, and our goal as practitioners is to make ourselves redundant in the long term by helping you take control.
Condition Information
Management: Tennis Elbow
Management: Acute low back pain
Management: Hip Bursitis
Management: Plantar Fasciitis
How-to guides
Foam Rolling
Massage Ball (Lacrosse or Spiky)
Stick Roller
Stretches and exercises
Low back and hip stretches
Desk based postural stiffness
Glute stretch variations
Chat with one of our Osteopaths to ensure you’re getting the best advice at the right time.
You can schedule a call back, or just come in for a consultation and we can tailor our treatment and advice to your specific complaint and situation. Don’t just hope it will get better by itself – let our friendly osteos guide you through diagnosis, treatment, management and rehabilitation to get you moving away from pain.
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The festive season can be joyful — but it can also leave your body tense, your mind overwhelmed, and pain flaring up. This blog shares gentle, science-backed strategies to help you manage holiday pain, move more comfortably, stay hydrated, and support your nervous system. Practical tips on micro-movement, mindful pauses, and simple self-care will help you feel calmer, more energised, and enjoy the holidays with greater ease.

The way we understand and talk about shoulder pain is changing. Traditional labels like “rotator cuff tear,†“subacromial impingement,†and “bursitis†are being questioned in light of new research showing they often don’t reflect the real cause of pain—or lead to better outcomes. In this blog, we explore why these terms are falling out of favour, the risks of over-relying on imaging, and how more functional, person-centred language is shaping modern shoulder pain management. Whether you’re a clinician or someone experiencing shoulder issues, these insights could change the way you view recovery.
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