We are pleased to announce that we will be reopening the clinic on Monday 29th June 2020 following a period of closure due to Covid-19. We have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure we can confidently provide people with safe and high quality osteopathic treatment, whilst mitigating the risks of Coronavirus. Continue reading
Emma Lipson has successfully helped many women suffering from pelvic girdle pain (PGP) during pregnancy and beyond. In recognition of her expertise in this area, she has recently been added to the Pelvic Partnership’s Recommended Practitioner directory. The Pelvic Partnership is a charity dedicated to providing support and information about Pelvic Girdle Pain. They provide masses of useful information including practical tips, advice during labour and effective treatment for PGP, which includes osteopathy! Continue reading
I was delighted to have been asked to guest-blog for Rock My Family parenting website. You can read my blog post here: ‘Ten Tips for New Mums Suffering From Back Pain’
Photo: Little Beanies Photography
I recently found out that my website and osteopathy blog have been ranked as one of the top 100 best alternative medicine blogs globally!! This is actually slightly old news from July, but what with juggling work and kids on summer holidays, I haven’t had a chance to update my blog. Continue reading
It was the end of a fun-filled bank-holiday weekend and we were returning home from the park. My husband and older daughter had gone ahead and I was running with my younger daughter who had just learnt to ride her ‘big-girl bike’. She was going quite fast, then swerved in front of me. Partly to break her fall and partly to avoid falling on top of her, I catapulted myself over the top of child and bike, landing on (and bending back) my right-hand fingers. Continue reading
Yesterday, I spent the evening drinking champagne and eating the most delicious canapés in the great hall of St James’s Palace. Not a bad way to spend a Thursday evening! Continue reading
I have just signed up to an exciting new national osteopathy research project to find out more about how patients respond to osteopathic treatment. The project is being run by the National Council for Osteopathic Research who will analyse anonymised questionnaire data from osteopathy patients throughout the UK. Findings will be shared throughout the profession to help improve osteopathic treatment. Continue reading
People often come to see me for back pain or neck pain pain caused by ‘sleeping a bit funny’ or sleeping on a different mattress. Others with pre-existing problems feel they can’t get comfortable in bed, or their pain is worse on waking in the morning. If this is you, or if you are generally prone to to episodes of neck, shoulder or back pain, it may be worth re-evaluating your sleep set-up. Continue reading
I love treating people with shoulder conditions and injuries, and am delighted to have recently been recognised as an NAT (Niel Asher Technique) certified practitioner for frozen shoulder treatment in Warwick. Niel Asher Technique is an evidence-based approach to treating frozen shoulder. Read more about how osteopathy can help with all types of shoulder and neck conditions.
Some of you may have heard the news that Westbury Osteopaths in Warwick closed at the end of October. This will be a great loss for many Warwick and Leamington Spa residents who have regularly had their aches and pains treated by the highly respected Westbury team over the years. Continue reading