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HARROW OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC

Awoolfsson Osteopaths in Harrow offers effective, evidence-based treatment plans to meet the specific needs of all our patients.

Our skilled practitioners use the latest research and methods to relieve a wide range of muscle and joint pain. If you have ongoing pain or are healing from an injury, our Harrow osteopathy clinic is here to help. We’ll help to improve your health with personalised care.

We offer osteopathic treatments for back pain, neck pain, headaches, migraines, shoulder pain, pelvic pain, sciatica, and digestion issues.

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What we offer

Treatments & Services

Harrow Osteopathic Clinic

Osteopathy

Expert treatment for musculoskeletal pain and injury.

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treatment for children

Treatment for Children

Treatment for babies and children.

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posture Assessment

Posture Assessment

Advice and treatment to help improve your posture.

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Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy

Improve performance, reduce pain and aid recovery.

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Sports Rehabilitation

Sports Rehabilitation

Recover from injury and get back to peak sporting performance.

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Golf Injuries

Specific rehabilitation for golfers.

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WHO WE TREAT

Osteopathy treats people, not just conditions or symptoms

Attention to the individual person and an understanding approach to osteopathy treatment is especially important. Many people present with similar symptoms, but they can be treated in different ways. This could be because of their body type, age, or how much pain they feel. It might also depend on their preferences for certain treatments.

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Young & Old

From babies to the elderly, we can help.

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Women's Health

Osteopathy is helpful both during and post pregnancy.

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All Pain Related Injuries & Conditions

Are you in pain? We can help.

WHAT WE TREAT

50% of people who consult Osteopaths suffer from lower back trouble. However, we can also help with:

Sports Injuries
Joint aches and pain
Headaches/ migraines
Neck pain
Shoulder pain/frozen shoulder
Tennis elbow
Arm, wrist and hand pain
Circulatory problems
Breathing issues
Cramp
Digestion problems
Hip, knee, ankle and foot pain
Lumbago
Sciatica
Muscle spasms
Neuralgia
Pregnancy discomfort
Fibromyalgia
Inability to relax
Rheumatic pain
Middle back, lower back and pelvic pain
MEET THE TEAM

Meet our team of experts

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LEE FREED

B.Sc.(Ost.), FSCC
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MAYURI KALIDAS

B.Sc.(Hons) Ost., IIHT
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KERRIE FREED

Practice Manager
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Frequently asked Questions

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What is Osteopathy?

Osteopathy was originally devised to be an improved system of medicine in the 1870s. The idea was to improve outcomes for illnesses and conditions by working through the musculoskeletal system to improve blood flow to and from areas of the body.

The idea was also to influence the nervous system – especially the spinal cord. The spinal cord sends nerves throughout the body, so changing its responses can alter different situations.

We carefully observe the spine’s function, even when problems seem unrelated to it. Over time our focus has become more on the musculoskeletal system for its own issues.

Osteopaths are therefore taught about all the systems of the body with reference to the musculoskeletal system.

The role of an Osteopath is to make sense of issues presented by a client, then devise a treatment plan to help, then put that plan into practice.

This may involve hands-on treatment, along with exercises and advice within the areas of exercise. Diet & lifestyle advice may also be presented.

What do Osteopaths treat?

Osteopaths traditionally focused on treating people rather than specific conditions. Now, it’s important to let people know about the conditions we treat. This is especially true for those conditions that have strong evidence showing that Osteopathy is effective.

Typically 50% of people who consult our Osteopaths do so for lower back trouble, however Osteopathy has been shown to beneficial for all of the following conditions:

  1. Minor Sports Injuries
  2. Joint aches and pain
  3. Headaches/migraine prevention
  4. Neck pain
  5. Circulatory problems
  6. Cramp
  7. Rheumatic pain
  8. Shoulder pain/frozen shoulder
  9. Tennis Elbow, arm, wrist and hand pain
  10. Digestion problems
  11. Lumbago
  12. Sciatica
  13. Muscle spasms
  14. Fibromyalgia
  15. Neuralgia
  16. Inability to relax
  17. Hip, knee ankle & foot pain
  18. Middle back, lower back, and pelvic pain

This is not an exhaustive list. If you do not see your condition there, please do get in touch and we can discuss further.

What should I wear when seeing an Osteopath?

Ideally loose-fitting clothing like shorts, loose tracksuit bottoms and a vest top. Tight clothing, skirts/dresses, denim and corduroy present some difficulty if worn to the session.

It is necessary to remove some clothing, especially in the initial session, to assess someone accurately.

We have a private changing area for your comfort as well as gowns if clothing does need partially removing. We never expose more than is necessary and only what the patient is comfortable with. Patient comfort and reassurance is of paramount importance. Chaperones/ family members being present can be arranged and are welcomed as well.

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