Local Croydon Osteopath Clinics

Osteopath Croydon

Our directory will help you find the right osteopath in Croydon quickly and easily. Osteopathy works by treating the body as a whole, promoting wellbeing through musculo-skeletal manipulation. This type of treatment works well on its own and in conjunction with medical treatments prescribed by a doctor or consultant. Osteopathy can be used in conjunction with traditional medical treatment or on its own to treat a range of illnesses, ailments and injuries. Whiplash injuries, RSI and muscle strain are all common conditions that respond well to osteopathic treatment. If you require an osteopath in Croydon that specialises in cranial osteopathy, visceral osteopathy or sports injuries, we will find you the right practitioner to meet your needs. You can also find essential information on our site about what to expect when you visit a clinic for the first time for osteopathic treatment.

Croydon offers a superb standard of living for families to the South East of London. Croydon Online keeps people up to date with local happenings while the Croydon Borough provides a similar service.If you are looking for another kind of treatment you may wish to consider a Croydon physiotherapist or a Croydon Chiropractor.

Croydon Physiotherapy Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic

The Croydon Physiotherapy Osteopathy and Sports Injury Clinic in Croydon treat a wide range of ailments including sciatica, headaches and whiplash injuries as well as sports injuries. The specialists at this clinic also accept patients seeking relief from asthma, digestive orders and insomnia. This clinic has a particularly strong team led by Tim Allardyce, an extremely well-known and respected practitioner in London. Tim is particularly prominent as he is qualified as both a physiotherapist and an osteopath so if able to offer a fairly unique professional fusion. Tim's reputation means that much of his time is spent treating Olympic athletes and International football stars - but he is also a wonderful guy and treats all patients extremely well. Tim's fellow osteopath at the clinic is Niamh Wright. Niamh is a graduate of the British School of Osteopathy and has joined the practice relatively recently. Unsurprisingly for this clinic Niamh also has a swimming and fitness focus. Tim also works at the clinic with two physiotherapists: Joe Kitson and Sarah Baechi.

The Osteopathic Clinic Physical Medicine

The Osteopathic Clinic of Physical Medicine is a multidisciplinary clinic offering specialist treatments for sports and dance injuries, post operative rehabilitation as well as offering general osteopathy treatments. The practitioners at this clinic are trained to treat patients of all ages including offering cranial osteopathy for babies and children. This clinic is widely regarded as a centre of excellence. The extensively equipped clinic includes a Pilates studio for treating dance related injuries in a holistic manner. Osteopaths at the clinic include:

• Paul Morrissey who has more than 15 years experience. Paul h as a speciality in osteopathy for dancers and treats international dancers and athletes from all over the South East
• Zygmund Tatrarkowski who is a graduate of the North London School of Osteopathy. Zygmund has 2 professional spikes, he focuses on sports injuries working with athletes, especially rugby players; his second focus (paradoxically for one who with the strength to treat big rugby players) is the gentle art of working with babies and expectant mothers
• Alina Amaloo is a graduate of, and current faculty member at, the European School of Osteopathy. Alina specialises in structural and cranial osteopathy and treats adults as well as babies
• Mark Bolton has a special interest in IVM (involuntary motion) and has taken an IVM and cranial osteopathy course at the British School of Osteopathy. He also work with mothers and babies

Postcodes served by Croydon osteopaths include: CR0, CR44, CR9