Our approach to improving your body.
We are often asked what does an osteopath do. At Body Plus Osteopaths we take a rigorous approach to finding a solution that puts you at ease. When you are in pain, the goal is not just to reduce your stress but also help you find ways to potentially reduce re-occurence in the long term.
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What to expect
Our initial consultations area anywhere up to 45 minutes long. Here we will begin with a thorough case history discussion and begin the diagnosis process.
We will listen and ask questions about your problem, your general health, other medical care you are receiving or medication you are taking, and record this in your case notes. The information you provide will be confidential.
From here we will move into a movement and physical assessment which will help to guide us to what the potential issue may be. We will ask you to make simple movements and stretches to observe your posture and mobility. Because of the body’s structure, pain or stiffness you are experiencing in one part may be linked to a problem elsewhere
We always try to leave enough time for treatment in our consultations but with some more complex issues this may not always be the case
All follow up appointments are anywhere up to 30 minutes long as we will not need to do the whole case history again.
What To Wear
You should always wear something that you are comfortable in. Ideally you should be able to move around easily and we can treat through light clothing like gym gear. Occasionally we may ask you to remove an item of clothing. This is so we can see how the area is moving in order to improve the effectiveness of our treatment. But that will always be at your discretion, and if you are uncomfortable please let your therapist know.
We at Body Plus Osteopaths believe that treatment should not be a painful process. Although some discomfort and tenderness may be experienced during treatment, we always encourage our patients to talk and feedback during treatment to ensure that this is kept as low as possible.