Osteopathy & Injury Rehabilitation
Services
Discover our evidence-based therapies tailored to resolve physical discomfort and support your body’s natural ability to recover and perform at its best.
Osteopathy
Osteopathy used a combination of hands on manual therapy, such as manipulation, mobilisation and massage, alongside exercise to help reduce pain and improve movement. There are many forms of Osteopathy, but here at CMC Osteopathy we're evidence based, providing honest, effective care focused on doing what's right for you.
Initial consultation- For new patients or patients returning for the first time in 18months+
Follow up appointment- For patients returning within an 18 month period of the initial consultation
Injury rehabilitation
Some conditions require less of the hands on approach, and more of the exercise. In person rehabilitation sessions are carried out within our Osteopathy appointments, and you are provided with ongoing management and exercise plans you can take home, to the gym or to your personal trainer, helping you get stronger, fitter and back to what you love.
Sports massage therapy
Deep tissue techniques used to reduce aches and pain from sports and exercise, or day to day life. These sessions are aimed at those with small muscular aches and pains or general tightness, for significant injuries or chronic conditions, an osteopathy appointment would be recommended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is osteopathy?
Osteopathy is a holistic healthcare approach that focuses on the structure and function of the body to restore balanced movement and alleviate pain.
Do I need insurance?
We accept most major insurance plans. Please check with your provider to confirm coverage for our osteopathic treatments prior to your first appointment.
How long is a first visit?
Our initial consultation typically lasts 50 minutes. This allows us to conduct a thorough assessment and discuss your specific health goals and treatment plan.
What should I bring?
Bring any relevant medical records, imaging results, or a list of current medications. This helps us provide a more personalised and effective treatment.