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Osteopathy Booking
2 locations
PhysiotherapistOsteopath2 clinicians
Next available appointment: Mon 2 Nov, 5:00pm
About Osteopathy Booking
Osteopathy Booking provides osteopathy for musculoskeletal concerns, with appointments available in Glossop and Manchester. The clinic describes hands-on osteopathic treatment for back and neck pain, postural strain, sports injuries, headaches, and the physical stresses of pregnancy and early parenthood.
What they offer
Initial consultation
37 slots in next 14 days
from£65
Follow-up treatment
59 slots in next 14 days
from£50
Cranial osteopathy
6 slots in next 14 days
from£58
Pregnancy and pelvic health
39 slots in next 14 days
from£65
Baby and child osteopathy
41 slots in next 14 days
from£50
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Clinicians (2)
Locations (2)
29 Shirley Ave Denton, Manchester M34 2LW, Manchester, M34 2LW
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Frequently asked questions
No. You can book directly without a referral, although the clinic encourages you to keep your GP informed so your medical records stay complete. With your permission, your osteopath may send a report to your GP about your condition and treatment.
The clinic describes osteopathy as a gentle, hands-on approach for concerns such as back and neck pain, postural strain, sports injuries, headaches, and the physical stresses of pregnancy and early parenthood. Treatment may include hands-on work, tailored exercises and practical advice.
Yes. The clinic offers maternity appointments for women during pregnancy and postnatally, including support for issues such as lower back, pelvic girdle, neck, shoulder, wrist and thoracic discomfort as described on its maternity information.
Yes. The clinic offers appointments for babies and children, including baby initial and follow-up appointments and children’s initial consultations. Kate Balcomb-Johns has a special interest in paediatric and perinatal care, including cranial osteopathy and work with newborns, infants and mothers.
You may feel sore in the first 24 to 48 hours after treatment because it is physical in nature, although this does not happen to everyone. Your osteopath will explain any likely reactions and may suggest using an ice pack in some cases.
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Available appointments
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Sat 31 Oct – Fri 13 Nov
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