James Adatia - Brighton
Location : Brighton, BN1
Address : Alive Fitness and Natural Health,25-27 Castle Street, BN1 2HD
Contact : Call 0845 680 0615 to make an appointment with the practice. Let us know if you need an evening or weekend appointment. Calls may be monitored or recorded.
Description : Principal practitioner James Adatia qualified from the European School of Osteopathy in 1998 with an honours degree in Osteopathy and has been practicing since with enthusiasm and commitment, aiming to provide the best possible patient care. He is registered with the General Osteopathic council. The practice itself is based within Alive Fitness and Natural Health on Castle Street, which is located off Preston street just back from Regency Square and the West pier. There is street parking, otherwise parking can be found at Regency Square or Churchill 2 car park
Specialities : Structural and Cranial Osteopathy, Back and neck pain, Sports injuries, Trapped nerves, Tension headaches, Cranial osteopathy for the treatment of babies with colic, Home visits available
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Osteopaths at James Adatia - Brighton are happy to treat patients with any condition listed above.
Learning Disorders
Learning disorders are similar to the issues surrounding delayed development in that they are often misdiagnosed as a child being less able than others. In fact the problems the child is having with learning may have a very simple physical explanation which can be treated successfully and with fairly rapid impromement. The cause of the syndrome may be congenital, but in many cases the cause may simply be a physical neurological issue which will benefit from cranial osteopathy. Gentle treatment to unblock a neural pathway may yield substantial benefit - although clearly not in all cases. The typical course of treatment would be 6 to 8 sessions.
Colic
Colic is the name given to babies who suffer intense episodes of uncontrollable crying which may persist for hours at time. Colic affects very young babies is typically by the time the baby is 6 months old. There is no single recognised cause for colic.Theories include gastro-intestinal immaturity, wind, and food intolerance. Whilst it is not a dangerous illness it is nevertheless a cause of great discomfort for both the baby and parents who will find it as difficult to sleep as their off-spring. The symptoms vary but tend to include an inability to sleep partcularly on the back, stomach pain, and vomiting. Many parents have found cranial osteopathy to be an effective treatment providing relief to babies who often benefits from even the first treatment, leaving much calmer and more relaxed.
